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The Mercury prize winner had a haemorrhagic stroke in July 2025, leading to months in intensive care and a rehabilitation centre. He was unaware of his high blood pressure, a risk factor for Black African males, which caused the stroke. Kiwanuka is now releasing his fifth album, Fudge, in October and hopes to raise awareness.
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