These will be led by Interim President Eddy Kenzo, along with Vice Presidents Shebah Karungi, Pallaso, and Juliana Kanyomozi, supported by various committee chairs and regional representatives.
The leadership team shall include:
President: Eddy Kenzo
Vice 1: Shebah Karungi
Vice2: Pallaso (Pius Mayanja)
Vice3: Juliana Kanyomozi
Committees:
Finance Committee: Bebe Cool
Research & Development: Daddy Andre
PR & Communications: Phina Masanyalaze
Special Interest groups: Moses Matovu
Compliance & Regulation: Silver Kyagulanyi
Disciplinary Committee: Nina Rose
Chief Whip: Hanson Baliruno
Other Committees:
Gospel: Pastor Bugembe/Levixone
Kadongo Kamu: Fred Sebata
Regional Representatives:
“It was decided that they will use UMA regional coordinators,” reads the statement.
The Federation will also focus on collaboration and growth, creating new opportunities for musicians and stakeholders in the Ugandan music industry.
Officiating at the event, Prime Minister, Robinah Nabbanja, promised to fight for the rights of artists and committed that the government will invest resources in the Federation. She encouraged musicians to lean on her for support, emphasizing the government’s dedication to fostering the growth and success of the Ugandan music industry.
In response, Eddy Kenzo stated, “If we work together as the Uganda National Musicians Federation, we shall win. We should partner with the government to protect us so that we protect it as well.” He also promised to fight for the rights of musicians and return what has been stolen from them.
The UNMF’s organizational structure consists of a General Assembly of members, a Leadership team, Committees focusing on various aspects of the industry, Regional Representatives, a Secretariat, and a Board of Trustees featuring representatives from OWC, UNCC, and NCF.
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