
Ugandan musician Douglas Mayanja, known as Weasel Manizo of Goodlyfe Crew, has warned fellow artist Kid Fox, who recently returned to Uganda after years abroad, over alleged media attacks. Speaking on a TikTok live stream, Weasel said the local music industry and its power dynamics have changed significantly, according to Sqoop, and told Kid Fox to tread carefully, reportedly remarking that Bobi Wine is out of his league.
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