KAMPALA — Uganda’s entertainment industry is mourning veteran musician David Sifaayo, better known as Master Parrot.
The popular singer died in a road accident along the Kampala Northern Bypass on Monday evening.
According to preliminary reports, the crash happened in the Masanafu area.
Police say Master Parrot was allegedly struck by a speeding motorcycle while crossing the highway.
Witnesses said he suffered severe injuries and died at the scene before medical help arrived.
His body was later taken to the city mortuary as investigations into the accident continue.
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A Pioneer of Ugandan Music
Master Parrot became famous in the early 2000s.
During that period, he emerged as one of the most recognizable artists in Uganda’s music industry.
He gained popularity through hit songs such as Muliro and Ekikompola.
The songs received heavy airplay on radio stations and became fan favorites across the country.
As a result, he built a loyal following and earned a place among Uganda’s notable entertainers.
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Fans and Musicians Pay Tribute
Meanwhile, news of his death quickly spread across social media.
Fans, musicians, and public figures shared messages of grief and condolence.
Many described Master Parrot as a talented performer who helped shape Uganda’s modern music scene.
Others praised his energetic stage performances and memorable songs.
A Legacy That Lives On
Although Master Parrot has passed away, his music continues to inspire many Ugandans.
His contribution to the entertainment industry remains an important part of the country’s music history.
Family members are expected to announce burial arrangements and memorial plans in the coming days.
written by @enock katamba
- Enock Katamba is a Ugandan Journalist and Founder of Uncovered UG, an independent digital news platform covering Uganda and international developments. He reports on politics, national affairs, entertainment, sports, business, education and other stories of public interest.
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