Karole Kasita refuses to choose sides between Cindy and Sheebah

What the report says
Ugandan singer Karole Kasita says she does not intend to take sides in the long-running public rivalry between Cindy Sanyu and Sheebah Karungi, even as she works with both artists. Sqoop Uganda reported that Kasita previously collaborated with Cindy on the song “Mwoto” and has since appeared with Sheebah on “Bukutu,” which led to questions about how she manages those relationships.
Speaking on KFM, Kasita was asked how she can continue working with both musicians despite the tensions often associated with them. She said she likes both performers and sees no reason to limit her professional ties because of their differences. According to the report, her comments indicate that she prefers to keep her collaborations separate from the personal or professional disputes that sometimes surround the two stars.
The article places her stance in the context of Uganda’s entertainment scene, where fan loyalty can turn music partnerships into signals of support for one camp or another. Kasita’s position suggests a more flexible approach, where artists can collaborate across different circles without being drawn into rivalries. The report also notes that Kasita reflected on the influence she believes she has among other artistes, saying she has noticed that fellow musicians look up to her.
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