The Voice Game

The Voice Game is an online singing competition where contestants perform remotely, and the public votes for their favorite singers. Winners receive cash prizes based on monthly results.

Each week, contestants submit performances. The best five performances are featured online, and voters choose their favorites. The singer with the highest votes at the end of the month wins UGX 200,000.

To apply, create an account on our website, fill out the application form, and submit an audition video.

No, The Voice Game is open to all age groups. Talent matters more than age.

Each contestant is assigned songs weekly. Singers must learn the lyrics and perform them according to the competition's guidelines.

No, to avoid copyright issues, all performances must be acapella or use custom backing tracks provided or approved by the organizers.

Voting is done weekly on the website. Each registered user can vote twice per week. The votes accumulate, and the singer with the most votes at the end of the month wins.

No, voting is free. However, those who wish to vote with video participation in the show must pay a one-time fee of UGX 10,000.

The winner is announced on social media and the website. The UGX 200,000 prize is sent via mobile money, or bank.

Yes. Contestants can reapply and try again in future rounds.

No acting experience is needed. However, contestants follow a questionnaire to enhance the competition’s entertainment value.

Contestants perform a mix of local and international songs assigned to them each week. The show focuses on vocal performance, emotion, and expression.

No, songs are assigned to contestants to ensure fairness and keep the competition balanced.

The Voice Game is an ongoing competition with new contestants and rounds introduced monthly.

Yes. You can follow performances online and engage with the content without voting.

usinesses can sponsor The Voice Game through different sponsorship packages. Contact us at info@taimafricaarts.org for details.

Currently, The Voice Game is primarily for Ugandan participants, but international participation may be considered in the future.

For now, the show runs strictly online. Any future TV broadcasts will be announced.

Yes. Contestants who fail to follow the rules, miss submission deadlines, or manipulate votes may be disqualified.

For any inquiries, email us at info@taimafricaarts.org or call 0414660670.