Singer Maro in critical condition after Zambia crash
Known for his unique style and for promoting the Lusoga language through music, Maro’s influence in the East African music scene is widely recognized.
Ugandan singer Ronald Magada, popularly known as Maro, is in critical condition following a serious car accident in Zambia.
According to reports, the vehicle he was traveling in was badly damaged, and he is currently in a coma.
The news has sparked widespread concern among fans and fellow artists, who are flooding social media with prayers and well wishes for his recovery.
The accident reportedly occurred while Maro was in Zambia on an undisclosed trip. So far, there have been no official updates from his team or personal social media accounts.
Maro, born on May 7, 1987, in Buwolero, Jinja District, has been a key figure in Uganda's music industry since 2007.
He rose to fame in 2010 with the hit "Toneraga" featuring Empress and Mikie Wine, and followed it with a string of successful singles, including "Sulabulungi," "Biweewo," "Mubbi Bubbi" with David Lutalo, and "Rising Star."
He has also collaborated with top Ugandan and international artists such as Maurice Kirya, Navio, and Mark Forster.
Known for his unique style and for promoting the Lusoga language through music, Maro’s influence in the East African music scene is widely recognized.
His fans and colleagues are now hoping for positive news as he battles for his life in the aftermath of the crash.