Ugandan singer Mansur Semanda, better known by his stage name King Saha, says momentum is building ahead of his highly anticipated “Tondeka e Kololo” concert, with strong fan support giving him confidence that the event has already achieved an important milestone before the first performance begins.
The concert is scheduled for Aug. 14 at Kololo Airstrip in Kampala, a venue that has hosted some of Uganda’s biggest music events. For King Saha, the show represents another major step in a career that has seen him become one of the country’s most recognizable performers.
Speaking about the preparations, the singer said everything is progressing as planned and credited his supporters for the enthusiasm surrounding the event.
He said ticket sales and the public response have surpassed what he expected, describing the reception as overwhelming.
“I am set, and my fans have been very supportive. I have received massive support, and the event has already registered success. I am really grateful,” King Saha said.
The artist believes the turnout could reach tens of thousands of people, reflecting both his popularity and the excitement that has built around the concert in recent weeks.
Large-scale concerts have become an important measure of an artist’s influence in Uganda’s music industry, with performers increasingly using landmark venues to showcase live production, stage design and their connection with fans.
For King Saha, the upcoming performance is about more than filling a venue. It is an opportunity to celebrate the loyalty of supporters who have followed his musical journey over the years while delivering a live experience that matches their expectations.
As the countdown to Aug. 14 continues, the singer says his focus remains on final preparations, expressing confidence that the concert will leave fans with lasting memories and strengthen his standing among Uganda’s leading music acts.
