Mubarack Munyagwa expects King Saha’s upcoming Tondeka E Kololo Festival to pull a crowd big enough to put Kololo Independence Grounds to the test.
The former presidential aspirant has called on Ugandans to the concert, which takes place on Friday, August 14, 2026.
Munyagwa believes the concert has already generated significant interest, with more than 4,000 people expected to turn up.
He also has no doubt that King Saha can fill the venue, pointing to the singer’s popularity and large following.
Munyagwa said he would love to attend the concert, although he admitted that his fear of crowds could make him think twice about joining the audience.
That, however, will not stop him from supporting the event.
If he cannot attend personally, Munyagwa said he will buy tickets for other people so they can enjoy the show.
He also questioned whether Kololo Independence Grounds can comfortably handle the audience King Saha could attract.
Munyagwa recalled warning organisers of the Chicken and Shawa fight that their venue could not accommodate the crowd he expected.
According to him, they dismissed his concerns.
He now sees King Saha’s concert as another event that could attract a massive audience.
Munyagwa also praised Next Media for its promotional work and described the concert as “the song in town.”
He has urged Ugandans to turn up on August 14 and support King Saha.