With an aim to become a tool to help Ugandans achieve and thrive in a booming 'MIDDLE-CLASS ECONOMY', this podcast is dedicated 100% to demystifying paradigms through its three segments; On Reports, On Sectors, and On Marketing Listen along to understand what fuels the wheels of our economy with a bonus segment On Uganda's podcasters - Podcast to Podcast (P2P). more

Ministry of ICT and National Guidance presents The Ugandan Podcast . The podcast features Ugandans, government officials and other stakeholders steering in Government programs, policies and projects for the collective Development of Uganda.The Ugandan podcast is an audio-visual production on informing, understanding and sharing on government programs so as to enhance citizen engagement in achieving the National Development Goals. We share facts, ideas and progress through dialogue and poetry so as to create positive impact. more

Welcome to 'The Ugandan Boy Talk Show,' where diverse voices converge for a global storytelling experience! Join me as I host captivating individuals from around the world, delving into their life stories, triumphs, and challenges. From personal journeys to cultural explorations, each episode unveils the rich tapestry of human experiences. Engage in heartfelt conversations that transcend borders, celebrating the unique narratives that shape us. Tune in for a dynamic blend of cultures, perspectives, and inspirations, as we connect through the universal ??????Email: Talkshow256@gmail.com more

Your go-to Ugandan performing arts podcast.

Ugandan Art Speaks Out is a podcast dedicated to celebrating the rich diversity and creativity of Ugandan art and culture. Produced by Omuti Kreativ, a non-governmental organization that harnesses the power of art for social change and empowerment in Uganda, this podcast offers a weekly exploration of the vibrant world of Ugandan art.Each episode features in-depth conversations with talented artists and creatives who share their stories, inspirations, and passions. You'll uncover the rich artistic heritage and cultural traditions that shape their work, along with the social issues and historical contexts that influence their perspectives. From traditional dances and theater performances to contemporary visual arts and poetic expressions, you'll experience a wide array of artistic forms that reflect the beauty and complexity of Uganda's cultural landscape.These extraordinary artists use their voices to highlight important issues, give voice to the voiceless, and spark meaningful conversations that resonate far beyond their communities. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a curious listener, or someone eager to broaden your understanding of Ugandan art and culture, Ugandan Art Speaks Out invites you to embark on an unforgettable journey through Uganda's creative diversity. Subscribe now so you never miss an episode! Art Speaks Out is a podcast that celebrates the diversity and creativity of Ugandan art and culture. Produced by Omuti Kreativ, a non-governmental organization that uses art to create social change and promote empowerment in Uganda, this podcast takes you on a weekly journey of discovery through the vibrant and diverse world of Ugandan art.Each episode features insightful conversations with talented artists and creatives who share their stories, inspirations, and passions. You will discover the rich artistic heritage and cultural traditions that shape their work, as well as the social issues and historical contexts that inform their perspectives. From traditional dances and theatre performances to contemporary visual arts and poetic expressions, you will encounter a kaleidoscope of artistic forms that reflect the beauty and complexity of the Ugandan cultural landscape.Through their art, these extraordinary artists use their voices to illuminate issues close to their hearts, give voice to the voiceless, and spark conversations that reach far beyond their communities. Whether you are an art lover, a curious listener, or someone looking to expand your understanding of Ugandan art and culture, Ugandan Art Speaks Out invites you to join us on an unforgettable journey through Uganda's creative diversity. Subscribe now and don't miss an episode! more

A deep dive into the normal where we hold conversations on experiences we wouldn't normally share On Tape!

Earth, Images, Words, Conservation Films And Photography, Tourism And Travel, And Occasionally Music. Uganda's Number 1 (One) Travel And Conservation Podcast. The JONATHAN BENAIAH Podcast is not only inspired by nature and travel but by the people who work in it and those that are passionate about it. more

A young missionary named Renee Bach left her comfortable life in America to start a malnutrition program in rural Uganda. Folks back home and in Uganda praised her as a model missionary -- an example of the healing power of God's message. But a decade later she's accused of masquerading as a doctor and rumored to have killed hundreds of children in her unlicensed clinic. How did Renee Bach end up here? Is she a case of good intentions gone wrong...or a predator posing as a saint? Hosted and reported by journalists Rajiv Golla, Halima Gikandi and Malcolm Burnley. more

Welcome to Zee Humura Show - a podcast dedicated to sharing the beauty of Africa with you, and with the rest of the world! more

This podcast is devoted to current affair discussions. The focus is on politics, the economy and social issues that affect an ordinary Ugandan.On Monday to Thursday, the debate is controlled by Patrick Kamara as the host as guests analyze what is happening in the country, how it is impacting Uganda.They also check and hold those in power to account.The show has informed policy changes that ensure services reach the people.The Friday podcast episodes are dedicated to journalists who wrap up the key events of the week led by Andrew Mwenda. more

This Pod is all about entertainment, catchy news and everything trendy in the Pearl of Africa.We also talk about environmental conservation and are passionate about the rights of women and girls. more

This podcast challenges stereotypes, discusses social and political issues through in-depth dialogues and monologues with Ugandans through their lived experience. more

Welcome to JBMuwonge Podcast, the voice of Uganda's struggle for freedom, rule of law, and democracy. After 35 years of Museveni's dictatorship, Uganda is plagued by social, economic, and political hurdles, including corruption, nepotism, human rights violations, and embezzlement of public funds. Our podcast provides an unfiltered perspective on the ongoing struggles and amplifies the voices fighting for change. We cover the latest developments in Uganda's politics. Join us on this journey towards a better future for all. Tune in to our podcast or watch us on our YouTube channel, @JBMuwonge. more

Our Food Stories is a show, hosted by A Kitchen in Uganda, about our food and owning and telling our stories of it. It is about how food is not only fuel for the body but a means for most to build community, culture and even identity. As a way to preserve our indigenous foodways, each episode will have a unique guest who will talk about food stories passed down to them by generations past. Connect with us on the socials using #ourfoodstoriesUg Are you a Ugandan with a food story to share? Send us a DM to @akitcheninuganda on Instagram to contribute to this podcast. more

My podcast will essentially be about what it will take to achieve Societal Transformation particularly in Uganda, from my perspective. more

A podcast about propelling entrepreneurship in Uganda.

Conversations about journalism, media and society in Uganda from the African Centre for Media Excellence.

Dipo Naziggala (I Closed the Depot): Addiction and Recovery in Kampala is a podcast about addiction and recovery in Kampala Uganda. The stories told in this podcast were drawn from a four-year collaborative research study of the techniques Ugandans living in the suburbs of Kampala use to respond to alcohol related problems. While approximately 58 percent of Ugandans claim that they abstain from alcohol entirely, the WHO estimates that those who do drink have an exceptionally high estimated per capita consumption rate of 23.7 liters of pure alcohol per year. For comparison, the WHO 2014 report estimates the per capita consumption rate among American drinkers at 13.3 liters and Russian drinkers at 22.3 liters (World Health Organization 2014). Over the course of four years (2015-2019) we sought to learn about alcohol use and the ways that people attempt to resolve situations of problem drinking by spending time talking with people in bars and in the places where they sought help for their problems. Some of these people sought help in formal drug and alcohol rehabilitation centers and Alcoholics Anonymous support groups. Given the relatively recent introduction of Western ideas of alcoholism and addiction in Uganda, most people sought help for their problems outside of the formal medical system. They visited herbalists to buy herbal emetic therapies. They made offerings to the lubaale spirits in the shrines of basamize. They prayed for deliverance in Pentecostal and Charismatic churches. This podcast is a collection of their stories.The stories told here are true as remembered by the people who shared them with the research team. In accordance with the requirements of the Uganda National Council for Science and Technology, they have changed the names of the people involved as well as place names and other identifying details. We hope that in sharing these stories with you that you may come to learn about the wide range of techniques people can use to resolve situations of problem drinking. They also hope that the stories may give you hope of addressing the problems that you may encounter in your own life. Finally, they want to express their deep thanks to all of the people who shared their stories with them so that they could share them with you. more

A simplified discussion of pertinent legal issues in Uganda by expert lawyers.