Singer Weasel Manizo has reportedly reached his limit with Chagga’s repeated references to the late Mowzey Radio during interviews, urging the talent manager to stop bringing up the deceased singer and concentrate on rebuilding his own career.The disagreement follows Chagga’s return to Uganda from the United Kingdom, where he had been staying.
Since arriving back home, Chagga has appeared in several media interviews, opening up about his experiences abroad and discussing issues involving people he previously worked with in the entertainment industry.However, his comments have apparently not gone down well with Weasel, who has questioned why Radio’s name continues to feature in Chagga’s conversations. In a leaked audio recording, the singer expresses frustration and argues that Chagga should use his interviews to talk about his own journey rather than repeatedly discussing his former music partner.
Weasel’s message is direct: he believes Chagga should allow Radio to rest in peace and concentrate on the opportunities available to him following his return to Uganda.“Chagga, I think it would be best that you spoke about your story and let Radio rest in peace. Just let this man rest, please,” Weasel says in the leaked recording.The singer goes further, questioning why Chagga continues to bring up Radio when he has personal experiences and career developments that could form the basis of his interviews. He also suggests that Chagga could discuss other matters, including his return to the country and his plans to resume taking bookings.The outburst appears to be connected to more than Chagga’s recent interviews. Weasel also refers to previous disagreements, claiming that Chagga had spoken negatively about him and singer Jose Chameleone in the past.
One of the issues that seems to have hurt Weasel is Chagga’s earlier claim that he was not Radio’s genuine friend. In a previous interview, Chagga reportedly described the relationship between Weasel and Radio as professional, suggesting that their connection was mainly built around music.For Weasel, who shared years of musical success with Radio as part of the Goodlyfe Crew, such remarks appear to touch on a deeply personal subject. The duo became a major force in Uganda’s music industry, earning fans through their songs and performances before Radio’s death in February 2018.Their partnership helped shape Weasel’s musical journey, and Radio’s memory continues to be closely associated with his career. This may explain why repeated discussions about their relationship remain an emotional issue for the singer.In the leaked audio, Weasel also accuses Chagga of using Radio’s name and family connections to generate attention for an upcoming show.
The claim has not been independently established, and Chagga’s response to the latest allegations was not provided in the available report.Chagga’s return to Uganda and announcement that he is available for bookings could offer him an opportunity to reconnect with fans and promote his work. Weasel, however, believes that the attention should be directed towards Chagga’s own achievements instead of continuing to revisit Radio’s story.
The latest disagreement highlights the lingering tensions among individuals who were once connected to the Goodlyfe music circle. Years after Radio’s passing, questions about his friendships and professional relationships continue to attract attention within Uganda’s entertainment industry.Whether Chagga will respond to Weasel’s remarks remains unclear. For now, the singer has made his position known, urging Chagga to focus on his own story and leave Radio’s name out of his interviews.