Ugandan Artist Condemns Treatment of Local Musicians at Major Event

Ugandan Musician Ziza Bafana Criticizes Treatment of Local Artists at Coffee Marathon Kampala, Uganda – Popular Ugandan artist Ziza Bafana recently voiced his concerns about the treatment of local musicians at the Coffee Marathon event. In a video interview with Sanyuka TV, Bafana described the event as lacking proper organization and respect for local talent. "The way they treat us local artists is unfair," Bafana stated in the interview. "We are the ones who make the event lively, yet we are often overlooked." He highlighted the lack of adequate compensation and support for local performers, suggesting a need for better organization and fair treatment. Bafana's comments have sparked a conversation among Ugandan musicians and event organizers regarding the need for improved conditions and respect for local artists. The Coffee Marathon organizers have yet to respond to Bafana's criticisms. The incident underscores the ongoing challenges faced by many local artists in securing fair treatment and compensation for their work. This incident highlights the ongoing need for better treatment and fair compensation for local artists in Uganda. It remains to be seen how the Coffee Marathon organizers will respond to this criticism and what steps will be taken to address the concerns raised by Ziza Bafana and other Ugandan musicians.