Kalifah AgaNaga has fired back at A Pass over his criticism of the Nassanga Remix, challenging him to a music battle and questioning his credentials to attack Eddy Kenzo's successful project.

From Bebe Cool and Dr. Jose Chameleone to King Michael and King Saha, Uganda's entertainment veterans are once again dominating the conversation. This opinion explores why the industry's pioneers appear to be reclaiming their place at the top—and what it means for the new generation of artists.

Karole Kasita has opened up about why she never appeared on the Nassanga remix, revealing that overwhelming family and emotional challenges forced her to step away despite making every effort to be part of the project.

Kalifah AgaNaga has opened up about his side hustles, insisting that business and consistent performances across northern Uganda keep him financially stable even without hit songs.

Kalifah AgaNaga has revealed that he nearly abandoned his music career during difficult financial times, recounting how he traveled to London in search of opportunities before deciding to return to Uganda and continue pursuing music.

Kalifah AgaNaga has responded to the criticism surrounding the Nassanga remix, insisting that negative comments, including A Pass’ humorous review, do not affect him because he is focused on his growth and legacy.

Kalifah AgaNaga has praised Prima Kadarshi for what he calls a divine turnaround in his career, crediting her prayers for his renewed success as Nassanga enjoys a viral resurgence on TikTok. The singer has also announced Prima as the official MC for his upcoming Nassanga Concert.

Kalifah AgaNaga has confidently stated that he can fill Lugogo Cricket Oval just like fellow artists Karole Kasita, Feffe Bussi, King Saha, and Pallaso. He says the only difference is that they have already hosted concerts there while he has not.

D Star claims he earned nothing from Hoozambe despite its viral success, accusing Mudra of unfairly keeping the proceeds.

Kalifah AgaNaga has stepped into the Sheebah Karungi and Jeff Kiwa dispute, urging both parties to split royalties and end their ongoing legal battle over music rights.

Dancehall artist Kalifah AgaNaga is seeking buyers for his music catalogue at UGX 800 million, signaling a shift toward long-term music monetisation.

Talent manager Emma Carlos sheds light on copyright versus neighbouring rights, urging artists to understand ownership beyond performance.