Rahmah Pinky is not looking for a man to fund her lifestyle.
The Ugandan singer says her businesses have given her financial independence, allowing her to make her own money and take care of herself without relying on a partner.
That confidence extends to her dating life, where Pinky says she currently does not see a Ugandan male artist she considers to be on her level.
Her comments also come in response to people who describe her as a “kilelesi,” a label she rejects because she says her businesses provide her with her own income.
Pinky has therefore made her position clear: financial security matters to her, but she already has her own.
And when it comes to dating within Uganda’s music industry, she says she has yet to find a man she considers her match.
I do not have a Ugandan male artist of my class I would date.