Entertainment News 16 July 2026 Howwe Entertainment
Winnie Wa Mummy: Ignoring Paul Job Kafeero's Music is 'Criminal'
Emerging artist Winnie Wa Mummy has strongly advocated for young Ugandans to engage with the music of the late Paul Job Kafeero, highlighting its enduring wisdom and inspirational value. Source: https://www.howwe.ug/news/entertainment/43315/its-criminal-for-young-people-to-ignore-kafeeros-music-winnie-wa-mummy
Upcoming singer Winnie Wa Mummy believes that neglecting the music of the late Ugandan legend Paul Job Kafeero is a significant disservice to young listeners.
Wa Mummy described Kafeero’s songs as “timeless,” deeply enriched with life lessons that continue to resonate with contemporary audiences. She emphasized that his lyrical content offers guidance and wisdom that is increasingly rare in modern music.
“Any young person who doesn’t listen to Kafeero’s music should know it’s criminal,” Wa Mummy stated in a recent interview. She further elaborated that the advice and insights found in his music are unique and valuable, transcending age barriers. “There’s no age limit to any genre of music. Music is a feeling—that’s why they call it food for the soul,” she added.
The singer’s sentiments echo those of many established Ugandan artists. Figures like Jose Chameleone, King Saha, and Bobi Wine have previously acknowledged Paul Job Kafeero as a major influence on their own musical careers, underscoring his lasting impact on the Ugandan music industry.