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For many Ugandans, the day doesn't begin until they’ve tuned in to Lucky Mbabazi on Capital F.M's breakfast show. As one of the most recognizable voices in Ugandan radio, Lucky has spent years captivating audiences with her vibrant energy and insightful commentary. She has become a trusted companion for listeners navigating busy streets, early mornings, and long commutes. But her influence extends beyond the airwaves. As the founder of Lucky's Groove Back, a wellness movement focused on fitness and holistic well-being, Lucky proves that she’s not just about talking the talk, she’s about walking the walk, or in her case, grooving it.  In my conversation with Lucky, I asked how she balances her time with everything she does. Her answer was simple yet profound. “ I believe we have enough time for everything. It just has to mean a lot to you. ” For her, prioritization is key. If something truly matters, you’ll make the time for it. When we spoke about the future of ...

Rulz is no stranger to making beautiful melodies. His music is a masterclass in blending tradition with innovation, Afro-fusion with a modern edge, and storytelling with raw emotion. He stands at the crossroads of Ugandan heritage and global influence, crafting songs that feel both deeply personal and universally resonant. Take his latest EP, Set of Rulz, for example. At first listen, it’s clear this project wasn’t just another release, it was a statement. And right at the forefront is "Salaam," a track that nearly didn’t make it. “It was the last song I added,” Rulz confided during our conversation. Ironically, it’s the opening track, setting the tone for the entire EP. This theme of seamless artistry isn’t new for Rulz. His earlier works, like the 2020 album Beautiful Pieces, hinted at his ability to craft soundscapes that linger long after the music stops. Tracks like “Vibes” (featuring Axon) were an introduction to his knack for pairing lush production with em...