By Josephine Kayaga
Dancehall artist Ziza Bafana has stirred public debate after making controversial remarks directed at fellow musician Sheebah Karungi. In a circulating video clip, Bafana questioned what he يرى as women stepping into traditionally male-dominated spaces, while acknowledging Sheebah’s success as an artist.
In his statement, Bafana emphasized his belief in traditional gender roles, arguing that men and women have distinct positions in society. His comments, which suggested that women should remain “soft” and avoid competing with men, quickly drew mixed reactions from the public.
Sheebah, known for her strong personality and independence, has built a reputation as a symbol of female empowerment in Uganda’s music industry. Her career has often challenged conventional expectations, making her a central figure in conversations around gender equality.
Bafana’s remarks have since fueled wider discussions online, with supporters and critics debating cultural values, gender roles, and the evolving identity of women in entertainment. The conversation continues to trend as fans weigh in on both sides of the argument.