Singer Karole Kasita has challenged Ugandan music fans to stop creating unnecessary divisions among female musicians, saying artists should not be expected to fight each other simply because of the industry’s existing rivalries.Karole believes female musicians are often placed under pressure to pick sides, with fans questioning their friendships and collaborations based on disagreements involving other artists.She argues that the same expectations are rarely placed on male musicians, who can freely work with different female singers without attracting similar criticism.It only happens with the ladies because if it was Saha sitting, you wouldn’t ask him why he has a song with Sheebah or Spice Diana or Cindy or whoever, and you’d just dance along to the music.You wouldn’t mind, but when it comes to a girl, you want us to fight, and for me, I’m not a fighter.The singer further maintained that she has deliberately kept her public image free from celebrity conflicts over the years and does not intend to get involved in any rivalries.Karole Kasita: I’m still Cindy Sanyu’s fan despite Sheebah collaboHer comments follow her recent musical collaboration with Sheebah Karungi, which sparked conversations among fans because of Karole’s admiration for Cindy Sanyu.With Sheebah and Cindy having a long-running rivalry, some fans appeared to interpret Karole’s collaboration as a statement in the ongoing tension between the two singers.Karole, however, has made it clear that she does not see a reason to choose between them. In fact, she would welcome an opportunity to work with both artists on the same project.That would be amazing, but I don’t think it can happen. They are both great artists, and I love both of them, to be sincere. If we ever did something together, all three of us, Uganda would stay the same.The post Karole Kasita calls for an end to manufactured beefs among female musicians appeared first on MBU.