Nana Kagga

"Everyone asks that question like there is a profound answer. An earth-shattering moment when I made the drastic decision to come home. Nothing happened for me. My career in Hollywood was steadily rising but, for me, it was time to come home"

"I am afraid not. Being in front of the camera is not something I relish anymore. I prefer being behind the lens and writing my own scripts and telling my own stories."

"Kampala did, especially the music industry here and the rise in the pursuit of the ultimate lifestyle that has sprung up in Kampala."

"It was actually a fun process and I learned a lot from it. Like anything you experience all sorts on hiccups minor and major and this case, I would say financing."

"I do kickboxing, martial arts; I do Pilates on different days. Literally my best thing to do is martial arts, because I pretend I am hitting people and I just visualise who pissed me off."

"Yes. Some people feel me and my mother are unhealthily close. I look like my father, but I am my mother; like, this is her character! She is my best friend. She is the best antidote. By the time I leave at 9:30, I feel like I’m Superwoman."

"Oh yes. It is almost like she needs therapy for that, but she is my number one fan. My mum says, ‘I don’t know how you do it, but my God, you’re doing alright!’ So, when you hear that most mornings, [especially] as a mother of three… [aged nine, five and three]."