The Uganda Musicians Association (UMA) has announced plans to step in and mediate rising tensions between artists Pallaso and King Saha following a series of public exchanges and alleged violent incidents involving their camps.
Through its spokesperson Big Eye StarBoss, the association expressed deep concern over what it described as an escalating conflict that has now spilled beyond social media into physical confrontations involving supporters of both artists.
UMA emphasized that it strongly condemns all forms of violence, threats, and behavior that could endanger lives or disturb peace within the entertainment industry. The association stressed that music should remain a unifying force rather than a source of division, hatred, or bloodshed.
As an association committed to promoting unity, professionalism, and the growth of the music industry in Uganda, we strongly condemn all forms of violence.
The association further called on Pallaso, King Saha, their management teams, and fans to avoid inflammatory statements and instead seek peaceful resolution mechanisms. UMA also encouraged artists across the country to lead by example in maintaining discipline and professionalism.
Importantly, UMA confirmed that it is ready and willing to facilitate mediation talks aimed at reconciling the two parties for the sake of the industry’s reputation and the safety of all involved.
The dispute between the two artists reportedly escalated from a confrontation at Supremacy Lounge a few days ago.
Tensions heightened further when King Saha alleged that his vehicle was attacked and damaged while he was heading to a performance, claiming that individuals linked to Pallaso’s camp were responsible and even suggesting threats to his life.
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