Seasoned politician and former Kawempe South MP Hon. Mubarak Munyagwa has dismissed claims that he has any personal grudge against singer King Saha, saying the two are not rivals and therefore have no reason to be at odds.Speaking in an interview, Munyagwa explained that he has never considered himself to be in competition with the KingsLove Empire boss, whom he described as one of Uganda’s most talented and widely loved musicians.I don’t hold any grudge or beef with King Saha. Having beef with someone means you’re in competition. I don’t see where my beef with King Saha comes from. He’s a very good musician, while I am a seasoned politician. There’s no competition between us.He, however, recalled that their public exchange stemmed from comments King Saha made during his presidential bid.When we had an exchange, I was simply responding to him because when I contested for the presidency, he tried to make me look weak. I only asked him to stay in his lane.Munyagwa went on to reveal that his perception of the singer later changed after seeing several acts that reflected King Saha’s character beyond music.He said he was touched after seeing the singer spending time with his daughter, donating food to a mosque, and openly expressing his frustrations during his public exchange with Hon. Kasolo.After our exchange, I saw him with his daughter and I was touched. I also saw him taking food to the mosque, and that touched me too. Then I watched his exchange with Hon. Kasolo, where he said he had been let down and counted loses form a show that Hon. Kasolo suspended. I realized his words were coming from deep within his heart. That’s when I understood that he’s also a hustler.Five New Hot Ugandan Music Videos feat. Dax Vibez, Lena Price, DJ Trizzy Vybz, Jackie Chandiru, ZulandaMunyagwa stressed that he has no personal issues with King Saha and encouraged music lovers to turn up in large numbers for the singer’s upcoming concert.He also confessed that he is a fan of King Saha’s music and knows many of his songs, adding that the heated exchange between them had simply made it difficult for him to publicly acknowledge it at the time.I love his music and I know most of his songs. The only reason I couldn’t say anything good about him then was because we were having a verbal exchange. Those who claim they don’t love King Saha’s music are just pretending.I have no beef with King Saha. He is a very talented musician, and I am a seasoned politician. There is no competition between us.– Hon. Munyagwa #SanyukaUnCut #SanyukaUpdates #FfeBannoDdala pic.twitter.com/fQB732l7Up— Sanyuka TV (@sanyukatv) July 21, 2026The post There’s no beef – Hon. Munyagwa on public exchange with King Saha appeared first on MBU.