Hanison bundled four awards which included; Collabo of the year with Saida Karoli, Best Breakthrough Artiste, Best Achievement Award and Artist of the Year.

Baliruno and Saida Karoli posing for a photo

The “Titanic” singer expressed his joy after taking the awards,

“I’m humbled and grateful for these awards. Thank you Black community in Scandinavia and African Crown International Music Awards,” he said.

Hanison Baliruno posing with his awards

Africa Crown Musik Awards was founded in 2010 to support and promote African Artists who strive for International recognition. The organizers of these prestigious awards have it that they strive to promote their music through various ways.

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Buikwe County MP, Judith Babirye.

The Member of Parliament for Buikwe district, Judith Babirye calls for protection of artists in the music  industry through implementation of the copy rights law in a bid for this industry to employ more youth.
She says that one musician when his or her songs are protected by the law can afford to give about 20 youth jobs.
She believes that the music industry has not been given maximum protection as in regard to protection of patent rights yet it should have been one of the potential source of government revenue.

She says that musicians in Uganda are making songs but they don’t benefit them since their music is duplicated and sold and the sales do not go to the song owner.
She blames police for not carrying out much protection of the musician songs when they report the people duplicating their songs.
Babirye also wants government to put in place measures and guideline to appreciates local content so as Ugandans consume more local music than foreign content.

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  Supported by SMS one Uganda limited, MTN, Crown Bottlers limited among other corporate companies, Babirye is set to appreciate the role of women in the society through her two concerts at Serena Hotel and Nakivubo Stadium  on the 25^th and 27^th of November respectively.

Babirye who will be celebrating 10 years as a gospel artist says mothers are very important in the society because of the challenges they endure as they play great roles for the existence of their respective communities.

Elizabeth Mushabe a manager at SMS one a company that supply music content said that the concert worth 100 million shillings is intended to become an annual event that will  be advocating for women issues starting with safe motherhood.

Mushabe said that although Babirye’s music is majorly gospel, her songs are among the most download pieces as callback ringtones on different Mobile phone operators.

By Isaac Senabulya

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