
Ugandan media personality Zahara Totto has publicly criticized male deejays, accusing them of selfishness and gatekeeping within the entertainment industry. According to Mbu, Totto said she would not join their associations until they apologize for how they treated her early in her career. Her remarks highlight ongoing tensions over inclusion and treatment of women in Uganda's deejay scene.
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