Ugandan Artist Accuses Producer of Non-Payment After Successful Collaboration

Ugandan Artist Funna Speaks Out About Unpaid Collaboration with Abitex Kampala, Uganda – Popular Ugandan artist Funna recently shared her experience of working with music producer Abitex, alleging that she was not fully compensated for her contributions to a project. The interview, which aired on Sanyuka TV, detailed Funna's involvement in the project and the subsequent payment dispute. "I worked hard on this project," Funna stated during the interview. "I put in a lot of effort, and I believe my contribution was worth the agreed-upon payment." She went on to describe specific aspects of the project, highlighting the time and resources she invested. Abitex has yet to publicly respond to Funna's claims. The incident underscores challenges faced by artists in securing fair compensation for their work, a recurring issue within the Ugandan music industry. The case highlights the need for clearer contracts and stronger legal protections for artists. This situation serves as a reminder of the importance of transparent agreements and fair compensation in creative collaborations. Efforts towards greater accountability and protection for artists in Uganda are crucial for the continued growth and sustainability of the creative sector.