Paulo Kafeero

Kafeero sings about the troubles and tribulations we face during our lifetime. He further warns everyone irrespective of gender or age to wait for his/her turn.

Paul Kafeero is trying to mend his relationship with Movia who is turning out to be so sensitive, even with the meanest matters.

Kafeero's undying love for his culture is reflected in this song in which he cries for his mother language.

Kafeero cries out to his bloodline to sit down and settle their indifferences among them with the guidance of their elders before it's too late.

Kafeero sings about the challenges and problems faced by Kampala City in a dramatic way similar to that a court session.

Released in late 90s, Walumbe Zaaya is one the Late's best songs of all time. It even won him the title "Golden Boy of Africa".

The song tackles different spheres among which include the need for self-respect, trusting the Lord, being cautious with the people, among others.

How often and how much do you trust your friends? After listening to Kafeero's song, you can end up trusting your enemies than friends.