In his post, Bebe Cool said that; “If it is true, let me be the first person to react positively by saying let no South Sudanese ever attend my concerts and i shall do no favor for any South Sudanee effective 15th October”
Bebe Cool said this after the South Sudan Labour ministry announced that all foreign workers should hand over their positions to the local nationals.
Several people have attacked Bebe Cool because of his ‘negative’ attitude towards the issue.
Below are some of the reactions from his fans.

Sebit William Ker Tony Wow, you are a total disappointment to many. How on earth do you react to something you don’t know or understand? (Oh they say you didn’t study);you see, books are very important. Bobi wine for example will never write some crap- Ok having said that, let me tell you what happened; South Sudan ministry of labor issued a circular regulating What jobs can be occupied by Foreigners and which one by the locals.(has absolutely nothing to do with expulsion of foreigners) Same case in Uganda and all other countries over the world. You can’t find a South Sudanese working as a private secretary in any public offices in Uganda. Why should it be Different for the case of South Sudan? Please Next time you want to comment on something, first understand the details. Now a piece of Advice, swallow your misplaced ego and apologize to your South Sudanese fans(not me) for i know you can be more than that stupid post.

T’gun Dave Paulinho Stop spreading wrong information before verification. South Sudan government has not sent away any foreigner. Ministry of Labour only set limits on employment of Aliens in the country by giving 80% jobs to Nationals & 20% to foreigners. Every country has it labour laws why bother South Sudanese.# mind ur business!

Harriet Kundu Bebe Cool you are such a fool,who cares about your show. FYI tomorrow we are attending DR. JOSE Chameleone big time, live concert in Juba, South Sudan for three days. You don’t even know how to sing apart from competing with Radio and Weasel who are far better than you. Please grow up. And I believe your concerts entrance are not free of charge therefore you need that money from your fans. Childish…preach peace, get the right message! FOOL..

Maurice Muki Bebe Cool did not understand anything about this circular. Ur concerts targets Ugandan audience as it’s in Luganda, where do South Sudanses come in here? Is your concerts Gospel concerts that can increase ones faith for redemption of the Soul? I thought you are natured all this time didn’t know you are still this raw! Stop those smokables leaves you start seing some sense

Ma Arm Along look at this confused muganda called Sali , u think without attenting your boring concert it can affect anyone, since 2008 i came to ug_kla i have never wasted my mullah to your funny songs shows bowq and am still in kla here

Martino Maluhal Thon Abraham So Big Size was it our problem that made you to get #3POINTS in S6 ? Those Ugandans who thinks they are competent enough should come and work in Uganda

Rapper Hot-Dogg Who are you anyway you are just Rasta man smoking weed ya music don’t event help my people..u are not even an international artist to talk like that…u just racist and I dare u response my comment

NORWAY-BORN, Jamaica-based reggae artiste Orisha Sound is gearing up for the release of her latest single Gimmi The Beat, featuring Shel-K. Produced on the Black and Yellow Entertainment label, the track is the first song from her sophomore 10-track album, 1 Reggae. Slated for December 2, the set is co-produced by South African Alexis Faku and Shel-K.
"Each week starting September 23, one track will be released," the 25-year-old told the media in Jamaica .
"Each song comes out very powerful and different. So I really wanted to highlight each. I am creating visual art for each song and a supporting video," she continued.

The album contains the tracks One More Night, Rewine, Best of My Love, and Roller Coaster. She said
they should resonate with listeners.
"Each track is inspired by some catastrophic event," she said.
In her songs, she made reference to the abduction of more than 200 school girls by Nigerian terrorist group Boko Haram, and the downing of a passenger plane over the Ukraine.
"I have lots of family living in Russia and Ukraine, so that song is very relevant and current," she said.
Born Orisha Pelzer in Oslo, Norway, she is of Russian and Brazilian parentage. She grew up in Russia and was trained in the classics. She plays a number of instruments and prior to her reggae venture, toured Europe and the
United States as a singer/musician/dancer.
Her first album Cupid -- mix of hip hop, dancehall and European techno -- was released July 2013. She is known for singles including Embrace It (with Sizzla), Sunshine Lady (featuring singer Wayne Daniels) and Black Coffee.

GHANA'S reggae artiste Blakk Rasta has inked a three-year contract with VP records.
 the entertainer is the first Ghanaian artiste to be signed on the American-based reggae label.
"I have been looking forward to this all along but 'Jah' made it happen now and as we say, the right time is when it happens. Nothing happens before its time," said Black Rasta.
"We worked so hard on tours, doing festivals and recording side by side. Sometimes I felt I was passing out on stage but pushed on when I reminded myself I couldn't let Africa down," he added.
VP Label manager Donovan Williams shared similar sentiments saying that they are
confident that the artiste will overcome hurdles associated with being an African reggae artiste.
"He has the energy and vision and that for me is the thing. We are already impatient for a new album from him," Williams said.
Blakk Rasta, 40, released his debut album Rasta Shrine in 2000. The singer, whose real name is Abubakar Ahmed, is best known for songs including Afreeka Swit, Keep on Rocking, More Fyah and Kunta Kinte.

UP-AND-COMING singjay Tactical said he is pleased with the reception to his singles Affi Rich and Raving All Day.

"Affi Rich is just a song explaining the different type of jobs that I have to do in order to maintain an income to pursue my career, while Raving All Day was just another summer song," the 23-year-old said.
Produced by Neutron Obliv of Time Unit Music, the singjay said both tracks have been receiving steady rotation on the airwaves.
Tactical, given name Bassanio McKenzie, said after graduating from Kingston Technical High School in 2009, like many other school leavers, he was unsure of his future.
"I had a passion for music since the age of 13, but it wasn't until 2011 that I decided to take it seriously," he said.
Magnum Kings and Queens of Dancehall 2011 was the launching ground for the entertainer. Although he only performed on two shows, Tactical said the exposure was immeasurable.
"The journey did not stop there for me, as I kept on honing my craft, and met up with music engineer Neutron Obliv, who taught me how to flow melodically," he stated.
He also did a stint with Push-A-Yute Records.
The singer, whose recordings include Dung Inna Di Hole, Gaylis From Long Time, Dem Nuh Real, Hawaiian Girl and Want Yuh, lost his mother to illness in Juy 2014
"I know she is watching over me... I consider her my guardian angel and driving force for Team Tactical as we move forward in my dream to become one of Jamaica's great entertainers,"
he said.

If you thought that the only humiliation that the Jamaican Singer Chris Martin suffered on Ugandan soil was singing for plastic chairs, you should be informed that he is also stranded in his room at hotel African.
Our highly placed sources at Hotel African have revealed that the Jamaican singer who refused to perform for plastic chairs on Friday at freedom city is shading crocodile tears after the One Nation Promoters failed to pay for his hotel bills and the air ticket to return him home.
The One Nation group consists of yet to be identified Muzungu and a Ugandan only identified as David.
The One Nation Promoters left the country immediately after the Sunday concert that attracted like 100 people at Aero beach in Entebbe.
“After getting the little gate collections from the Entebbe concert that was attended by around 100 people, they disappeared in thin air up to now they are nowhere to be seen,” revealed the source
Sources have further revealed that Chris Martin was today spotted at Jinja Road Police station looking like a fish out of water.
“He was at Jinja road police station today and he looked confused. I think he had come to file a case against his promoters,” confirmed the source.

The Ntandika singer has dedicated the show to charity that will see everyone enter for free.
“The show is intended to inspire and give back to the community through edutainment and entertainment,” said Nakimera
This year’s show will see Grace Nakimera and partners host more than 15,000 kids and elders at a finely prepared lunch ‘Christmas for Everyone’, plus she will give away goodies such as such, soap and mattress among others to the disadvantaged people of Kikuba Mutwe.
Rizikiyo community show will be a free entry whole day affair that will host different professionals such as doctors, teachers and police officers among others to sensitize and educate the young generation during the day and musicians will shower the attending masses with great performances in the evening
Nakimera will on October 4 grace the Starqt awards in South Africa.

One of The Gambia’s finest rapper Gee is on the social media again this time on a new album, ‘Situations’, which is likely to hit the world. He has already released his first official single, called ‘Luko Jarr’ to keep his Gambian fans warm.

This captivating piece unconfined in the late hours of Monday attracted over 1000 plays within 24 hrs, especially on souncloud.  
Gibril Bala Gaye wrote this life instrumental song which took him a week to inspire young girls who are obsessed with men that don’t treat them right and at the end, give them emotional crash. “Luko Jarr”? does it worth it?
It would be recalled that Gee earlier released other singles for the album which includes; ‘Stranger’, ‘Kick and Burn Up Party,’ featuring one of Jamaica’s greatest artists of all times Demarco, a highly recognised. This amazing rapper has successfully collaborated with other international artists, such as Timaya of Nigeria, Fata, Nix and Aida Samba in Senegal, Decorha in Ghana and Dc Mento from Colombia as the list goes on.
The secret behind the famous rapper’s success is working closely with  his fans and Shyboy entertainment, whom he said, are his source of inspiration as they always support him to make things happen. “I listen to them because I make the music for them” Gee told What’s On.
His fans are already consumed by the ‘Situations’ sign and it is displayed all over the social media.  This sign, he said, has several meanings among them; keep quite, don’t be quick to judge, as well as talk less.
Gee believes his ‘Situations’ album is going to gain register more success than his ‘That Feeling,’ and according to him, actions shall do the talking.

Reggae/Dancehall artist Karamanti has finally released the official video for her track “Hold On” which is on the Life Triangle Riddim by Rhome Records. The video was shot in Water House, Kingston, Jamaica and it features Jamaican actress/model Mishka Mishi Blake.

Life Triangle Riddim was released approximately three months ago with songs from Khago, D’Koncept, DJ Rhome, Karamanti and others. Persons may watch the official video for “Hold On” here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kgBHWairJw

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