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

Hi welcome to my SpaceHere we might speak more Luganda than English but who cares we will cover sports personalities, true crime, aviation, and social economic culture of UgandaHopefully the information we share here can help us become better in many aspects Views and Opinions are my own and i take full responsibility Leave your comments and share your opinions we will get back to those we can Also please subscribe to my You Tube Channel for the video version of every published podcast more

Analyzing business in Technology, Digital Marketing & New Media in Uganda, Africa. A place where thought leaders share background stories behind major moves in tech areas of practice to shape and inspire tomorrow's future of tech enthusiasts, Hosted by Ssuna Ronald. more

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

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

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

Candid rugby conversations by a couple of passionate former players at different levels sharing their experiences as well as hosting influential people in Ugandan rugby. Also sharing insights on Rugby in Africa & the world. This podcast is a product of Fat Cats Media brand & you can also catch the video form on the YouTube channel - Fat Cats Media more

Climate Talk Uganda aims to explore all aspects of climate change in Uganda. Every two weeks we aim to feature a wide range of people who offer their perspectives on the challenges they - and Uganda - face as climate change continues to play out. more

Femme Forte Uganda is a movement-building organization that strives to connect various isolated cells of the feminist movement in Uganda. Given that our work is centered on connecting and weaving one feminist voice, we are launching a podcast that will not only be a brave space for feminists to voice the things they would ordinarily shy away from but also provide an equipping and learning platform to build on feminist praxis by sharing stories, experiences, and learnings by and from various feminists.   more

Welcome to the Birds of Uganda Podcast, where we take flight into the captivating world of avian diversity nestled within the heart of Africa. Join us on an auditory journey through the lush landscapes and vibrant ecosystems of Uganda, a haven for bird enthusiasts and conservationists alike. Brought to you by the Gorilla Creatives Initiative, our podcast is dedicated to the twin causes of conservation and archiving of African culture and indigenous species. Executive producer: Gorilla Creatives Director: Ssozi Joseph Producers: Ssozi Joseph, Bahati Henry Music: Ganda Boys Feedback? Email: creativesgorilla@gmail.com. WhatsApp or Text: +256 783 157 177 Gorilla Creatives Studios more

Welcome to the 'Debunque It' podcast, dedicated to debunking stereotypes and combating hate speech against the LGBTQ+ community in Uganda. With the rise of social media platforms like Facebook, X, Instagram, and TikTok, online hate has surged, leading to increased violence, discrimination, and mental health issues. Each episode features discussions with diverse guests who speak on the impact of online hate speech and stereotypes on various aspects of life, including health, employment, and safety. Join us every month as we expose and debunk harmful myths and stereotypes. more

'Nothing Serious' is a weekly podcast that explores Uganda's vibrant social life through meaningful conversations and authentic experiences. While the title playfully acknowledges Ugandans' reputation for taking things lightly, the show tackles serious issues with a balanced mix of humour, in-depth analysis and cutting-edge commentary. more

This podcast is about travelling in Uganda the way you would if you had months and seasons to spare. Uganda is landlocked and fertile, a plateau rimmed by mountains, with Lake Victoria along its southern edge. Most people live in the central and south, and travel follows that shape.The host covers the country by living in it: Kampala first, then the Lake Victoria shore, then Fort Portal at the edge of the Rwenzori Mountains, and Kidepo Valley in the dry northeast. Along the way he follows the rivers, markets and footpaths that connect Uganda's plateau.The show unfolds across Uganda's two dry seasons and the long rains, returning to places he has already visited to see them change. Each episode builds on the last, so by the time he leaves a town, the listener has learned its rhythms, its names and the way daily life shifts with the water.Daniel Okello lives in Uganda and stays for two years, moving between cities, coastlines and smaller towns on a route that follows the seasons. Not a week-long visit — Daniel is there in every kind of weather, working out where to eat on an ordinary Tuesday, which train to take, what a festival actually feels like from the pavement.A new episode arrives every day. Each one is short and specific: one neighbourhood, one journey, one meal, one museum worth the detour — with the practical detail that matters. What it costs. When it closes. Whether the queue is worth it. What to do when it rains. Every episode carries a full transcript and chapter markers.Part of Paris2Tokyo — one show for each of the world's hundred most-visited countries. Made for travelers, wherever you are going next.#Uganda #UgandaTravel #EastAfrica #Kampala #TravelPodcast #Travel #Paris2Tokyohttps://www.paris2tokyo.com/podcasts/uganda/ more

From Uganda to the world, The Roots Frequency is your rhythmic gateway into the sounds, stories, and soul of reggae culture. Produced by House of Reggae, this podcast amplifies local Ugandan reggae while exploring the genre's global heartbeat. Expect rich mixes, artist interviews, cultural insights, dub wisdom, and conscious conversations all flowing with roots and purpose. New vibes every week more

Singa Gwe? is a 6-part documentary podcast documenting, preserving, and amplifying the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ people living with HIV in Uganda. The podcast explores the intersection of HIV-related stigma, discrimination, healthcare access barriers, housing insecurity, mental wellbeing, legal restrictions, and community resilience. more

Tbts is a podcast platform for authentic dialogue with Uganda's industry experts, youth starters, and creatives.What we explore: Diverse perspectives on tech, finance, and innovation.Our goal: To educate, inspire, and build community through relatable, real-world stories and insights. more

West rising is a podcast that dives deep into the lives of artist shaping the music industry of western UgandaHosted by Marie Antoinette more

The Development Dialogues is a podcast series developed by UNDP Uganda to share knowledge, ideas, innovations, and partnerships that are shaping Uganda's development journey.Hosted by a dynamic team, each episode dives into timely topics from climate & environment action, digital transformation, youth empowerment, governance and so much more. Through candid conversations with thought leaders, the youth, community changemakers, and development leaders, we unpack the challenges and solutions driving progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).This podcast ensures that vital de more

They tried to write us out of the story. We're here to set the record straight—and gloriously queer. Join activist Pepe Onziema as Uganda's LGBT+ trailblazers spill the tea on decades of resistance, resilience, and refusing to disappear. From heartbreak to hope, these are the unfiltered stories of people who dared to live out loud when the world demanded silence.This is history with a pulse, told by those who made it and are still making it. Expect tears, laughter, rage, joy, and the kind of fierce love that changes everything.Because the future isn't waiting for permission and neither are we more

The First Six is a conversational podcast that makes Uganda's ECCE Policy easy to understand, attractive and practical for everyone. Each episode explores how the policy supports care, early learning, play, inclusion, parenting, quality standards and stronger systems for children from birth to six years. It is a podcast about giving every child a strong beginning in life. more

Welcome to Checkmate 256, your premier weekly podcast for in-depth analysis of Uganda's current affairs, politics, and social trends.In a fast-paced world, we bridge the gap for citizens who want to stay informed but lack the time to sift through daily headlines. Every week, we break down the biggest news stories from credible sources like the Daily Monitor, The Observer, NTV Uganda, and NBS Television, offering you more than just the news we provide the 'why' behind the headlines. more

From the heart of Kampala, this is where hustle meets wisdom.Milton the Maven is not just a podcast — it's a survival guide for the ambitious. We talk real life in Uganda: the pressure, the grind, the soft life dreams, the relationship drama, the silent mental battles, the faith, the failures, and the wins nobody sees.This is for:The campus student figuring life out.The hustler navigating town.The creative chasing purpose.The young adult tired of pretending everything is okay.Raw conversations. Smart insights. Kampala energy.No sugarcoating. No fake motivation.Just real talk with dept more

The Electricity Access Scale-up Project Series is a flagship podcast series spotlighting how UECCC is expanding clean energy access across Uganda through innovative financing under the Electricity Access Scale-Up Project (EASP), funded by the World Bank.This series focuses specifically on UECCC's Financial Intermediation Component, the financing engine that supports households, businesses, institutions, and clean energy companies. more

1 hour of bold conversations on Uganda & global issues in politics, governance, rule of law, and human rights that inform, challenge and expand your thinking. more

Uganda's Multimedia Industry Podcast — a home for the next generation of creators ready to turn raw talent into real careers. Made by Kelele Collective in Kampala.Each episode dives into the questions creatives across Uganda (and beyond) are asking: Is there a future for me in multimedia? How do I find clients and build my brand? And how do I become the teamplayer, everyone wants to hire?We will do our best to bring you honest insights from industry experts, stories of success and failure, and practical advice to help you navigate the growing digital economy. Learn how to price your work, manage clients, network effectively, build your portfolio, and stay motivated when the hustle gets tough. We hope these conversations will help to encourage and guide you to turn your creative energy into sustainable success. A space to learn, connect, and grow together. One episode at a time.💛🚀 Kelele Collective is a community dedicated to supporting multimedia creators in Uganda. If you want to grow as an animator, 3D-artist, filmmaker, motion designer, media producer, digital creator or designer, find us at https://kelelecollective.org/hello more

Hey, welcome to ICTea, the podcast where we spill the tech, sip the trends, and serve you everything hot and fresh from Uganda's innovation space.We're diving into the real stories behind innovation, startups, and all the bold ideas that are shaping the future, from AI to agritech, fintech to animmations, and everything in between.From apps that connect farmers to markets, to youth-led platforms redefining education, to government tech that's making services smarter, we've got it all. If it's disrupting the norm and driving digital change in Uganda, we're talking about it here. more

#HURIPECTalks is a podcast hosted by HURIPEC. It explores various issues shaping Uganda today and offers a platform where academics at the School of Law and beyond can share their research and reflections on a multitude of topics. The main objective of the podcast is to broaden avenues for dialogue, knowledge production and exchange with a view towards solving some of the most pertinent challenges facing Uganda, Africa, and the world. The podcast is anchored in analyses on human rights, sustainable development, conflict resolution, gender equality, constitutional law, social justice, among others, more

The Usisi Amandla 2024 Cohort shares how they're reshaping Uganda's policy landscape by building confidence, developing impactful policy briefs, and leading conversations on digital security, youth advocacy, and inclusive governance. Bold voices, smart ideas, and women actively shaping the country's future. RSSVERIFY more

The Netherlands Uganda Trade and Investment Platform (NUTIP) a Ugandan association that builds a sustainable network between Dutch and Ugandan businesses, supporting trade, investment, advocacy, market research, and matchmaking brings to you... Bridges of Impact, a thematic limited series celebrating Dutch Ugandan entrepreneurship. more

Why Uganda?™️ is a podcast mini-series created by Josie Fomé that explores the cultural nuances of living in Uganda as a Cameroonian-Canadian. Yapping along with her are two dear friends, Agatha Christie Akello and Karane Tuhirirwe, who bring a unique local perspective. The series touches on friendship, education, mental health, Kampala men 🤭 and Kampala women 😮‍💨 (and more) from both a local and foreigner's perspective. Ultimately, answering the question of Why Uganda?™️ is the place to be. more

A podcast about the queer experience in Uganda.

The House of Talent Podcast is a powerful platform streaming and broadcasting from Kampala, Uganda. We deliver high-quality, thought-provoking conversations rooted in East Africa's rich storytelling culture. Our mission is to inspire, inform, and entertain through authentic stories and bold ideas that restore hope and spark change. Join us as we spotlight the people, ideas, and movements shaping East Africa and the world—one episode at a time. Follow more visit www.houseoftalentug.co.ug more

Off days get real around here.Welcome to The Day Off Show—Uganda's wildest Gen Z podcast where chaos meets clarity. From brutally honest conversations about dating, friendships, mental health, and the occasional emotional breakdown Hosted by unapologetically real voicesNew episodes drop when we're off-duty—but never off-topic more

From the city's sun to dust.. it's young Kampala on a podcast with Lexi & MarlieCatch older episodes on our YouTube channel! more

THE SO UG PODCAST. Legendary Ugandan Hip-hop artist THE MITH hosts THE SO UG PODCAST, a show where your favorite contributors to the genre get to sit down and have conversations, looking back at their paths to success, legendary and controversial moments, and everything in between. It's all about the Music • Legacy • Culture. more

Wulira! is a labour of love by a group of women to create a media product we wished we had access to when we were younger. There will be a lot of history, politics and incredible hope for Uganda. Co-hosts: Jacky Kemigisa and Godiva AkulloProducer: The Duuka Research: Rebecca Rwakabukoza Soundtrack: Wana Benjamin (Afrie, for first 10 episodes)With support from FRIDA Young Feminist Fund, AWDF and Open Society Initiative for East Africa more

Interviews with young social entrepreneurs in Uganda as they start their journeys creating change.

Working through life, spirituality, depression and being a young adult in rural Uganda!

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

GZK Podcast is an audio series by Goethe-Zentrum Kampala/ Ugandan German Cultural Society and represents a monthly dive into cultural project processes in Uganda. The podcast mirrors the background stories of our current co-funded projects which touch on interdisciplinary art fields. The format gives the audience a closer look on what's going on, they meet different artists and get a sneak-peak behind the scenes. Every month we talk to one artist and keep you involved in the process of his or her work. more

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

No Plan, no introductions, just conversation.The Brainstorm is a podcast coming out of Kampala, Uganda. Every month we gather a handful of Kampala's many creative individuals from across a variety of industries to talk about whatever's on their mind right now. Inspiration, upcoming projects, why Masaka doesn't fuck with 103bpm - it gets random, and we like it that way.Check out the video version, along with our Live Creative Sessions on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0-L8P1aoo3I0fpR5X9pjKw more

Human Rights and the Digital Podcast presents voices and perspectives of Human Rights defenders in Uganda, focusing on how technology is being used to the realization of Human Rights. This podcast is produced by the Digital Human Rights Lab. more

Business and social issues from Uganda.

Mental health crisis in Uganda.

A poetic expression of Hope , Love , Faith and Life. Tap into Uganda's poetic magic - mingle and meet words forged from the raw experience of being US. more

This is aimed at creating awareness about the Hip-Hop Music & Culture in Uganda

Presenting the relationships between women and nature, between indigenous people and land, which are often not known or recognized, we introduce traditional and new approach to sustainability, from the use of resources to community life. Connected with the demand for ecological justice. The Environmental Defenders podcast IKOLOJIA (Ecology) presents a narration made starting from everyday life experiences of women and Indigenous people in the Albertine Region (Uganda). more

Do you have a legal question you want to ask? Then you have come to the right place. Ask me about the Law is all about answering your burning legal questions that need an urgent response and having conversations about legal issues happening in Uganda and how they affect and impact on you as an individual.Ask me about the law, the primary focus is to educate you on your rights. Ask me about the law podcast is a spin-off of Askmeabouthtelaw blog which is available every Sunday on all our social media handles (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter) the handle is @AskmeabouttheLaw. 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

A six-part limited series podcast, VINTAGE OR VIOLENCE is an introductory dive into the world of second-hand clothing in Uganda. It explores conversations centred on identity and the future of the textile industry 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

Thank you for visiting Expulsion @50. This oral history project was created to commemorate the 50 year anniversary of the expulsion of Asians by President Idi Amin from Uganda, back in 1972. Here you will find more than 50 full episodes and trailers. After each series, there is an episode reflecting on the emerging insights. Guests came from 11 countries. My youngest contributor was 14 and oldest 92 years. You can read my published articles here: www.dailymaverick.co.za/?dm_search=Dolar+VasaniIf you have any comments or questions, please email: expulsion50@gmail.com 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.

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

THE LIVE IT UP PODCAST is a podcast on lessons, life, and survivorship with Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs). In Uganda, according to the 2014 NCD survey, 33% of annual deaths are attributed to the five leading NCDs; cardiovascular diseases, cancers, diabetes, Chronic Respiratory Diseases, and Mental Health and Substance Abuse. Season 1 of The Live It Up Podcast will focus on cancer fight as we shall be hearing from different stakeholders (guests).For collaborating, funding and donations you can reach out via info@uccfug.org. more

A weekly chat hosting Uganda's creative contemporaries to share their stories- and talk about literally anything else. Really?. more

Enjoy Uganda's exciting talks shows and get the latest information in Kampala, Uganda and the rest of the world more

A podcast that focuses on the Arts sector in Uganda and East Africa, brings the in's and out's of arts organizations, what they do versus what they say they do, interviews with individuals who have worked or still work in the art's sector, and so much more. more

Among You is a podcasting project that aims to demystify the narrative that LGBTQ+ persons are alien to the Ugandan experience by sharing how similar our experiences are as country persons regardless of sexual orientation or gender. By #LGBTQ+ voices, the project seeks to raise awareness and understanding of LGBTQ+ issues among the wider Ugandan society, and to promote a more inclusive and tolerant society.The goal of this project is reclaim the narrative of the realities of LGBTQ+ persons in Uganda and influencepositive attitude and policy change. more

A fresh new art podcast hosted by Stella and Maria. Together, we dive into the deep end of Uganda's dynamic art scene, interacting with amazing exhibitions, shows, and events in celebration of Ugandan art and artists. We talk to a wide variety of creatives to shine a spotlight on their stories and the ideas that shape their art. It is a magical, fun-filled journey that you won't want to miss. Come for the art and stay for the story! more

🎙️ Introducing the AQNet Podcast by Africa Queer Network!Dive into powerful stories, bold conversations, and untold queer histories from Uganda and across Africa. From mental health and queer icons to love, legal battles, and lived experiences—this podcast is a safe space for truth, healing, and visibility. 🌈✨🎧 Listen now and amplify queer African voices. 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

The Chapter Four Legacy Podcast brings together seasoned human rights defenders, victims/survivors of human rights violations, academics, and policy makers to discuss the human rights situation in Uganda. more

Join us as we dive into the world of marketing in Uganda. The podcast will feature insightful conversations with industry experts, thought leaders and innovators. From trends and best practices to success stories and lessons learned, we'll explore it all. Tune in for inspiring discussions. more

Bringing you Ugandan news told and sounded the way it should be. 30 minutes every day, five days a week, with Michael Ainomugisha and Winter Muganzi as hosts, and powered by aMNetwork. Please email us at amnetwork@gmail.com. more

CFO Playbook is a show of the CEO East Africa Magazine dedicated to celebrating finance and accounting excellence in Uganda. The first season of the show is hosted with support from ACCA Uganda and Deloitte Uganda in respect of the 8th edition of the annual Chief Financial Officer Awards held in Uganda. more

So, What Next? is focused on conversations society forgets, neonatal mortalities and infertility issues in Uganda and Africa at large. This podcast is set to raise awareness about infertility, pregnancy loss and baby loss - the struggles to conceive babies, carry pregnancies to tern and dealing with pre-term babies, how do these struggles affect women and couple's lives. Based off a book, written by the host of the show, Denise Kekimuri with the same title; she went through two consecutive losses and shares her journey thus far. The book birthed a charity called Vessel is Me Project that offers support to bereaved parents and couples dealing with infertility. Her mantra is You Heal. You Grow. You Help others. more

UN women Uganda sits down with women who have shifted the narrative on gender equality in Uganda and former representatives for a candid conversation to discuss the captivating history of the gender equality struggle in Uganda. Follow @unwomenuganda on all social media platforms. more

Major General Alli Kiiza is the luckiest of soldiers. As a member of the Uganda Airforce since 1966, he has been at first hand for it all. From violent changes of government in the 1970s to the famous tactical hostage rescue, Operation Thunderbolt, by Israeli commandos at Entebbe Airport. Many of these events could have ended his life but did not. In this podcast, he will relay some of these stories and you can decide for yourself: can luck be a soldier? more

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

Stories of Creatives and Entrepreneurs in Uganda and how they have navigated building their brands in challenging times. more

Personal advice on the Uganda COVID 19 situation

Kuchu Stories is a podcast that shares intimate stories about the experience of digital security of people in the LGBTQIA community in Uganda. These stories are based on real experiences however names, places and other identifiable characteristics have been changed to protect the privacy of the people involved.Produced by Mill Meadow Media (www.millmeadowmedia.com)In partnership with Queer Youth Uganda, Malmö University (professor Jakob Svensson) and Uppsala University (associate professor Cecilia Strand)Funded by Swedish Institute more

Effects of poverty and starvation in Uganda

My Podcast is all about ending teenage pregnancy in Uganda and Africa as well.

Going deep about about uganda and its values.

This podcast is mainly going to include my tourism conversations with other people in and out if the tourism industry in Uganda sharing there thoughts and experiences. It also has some Poems from my collection. Letters to baby lynett more

Catch-up and engage with us about the startup ecosystem in Uganda as we build up to the Kampala Innovation Week 2020. more

Its all about kibozi on the current events in Uganda.

Navigating adulthood as a 'feminist' in Uganda trying to fix crowns one podcast at a time. ????Journals and journeys. conversation and confessionsStories and experiences .Best life living ???????????? more

Homophobia in Uganda

Learn about the struggles of Uganda and its people in this 5-part series. Join us as we explore the topics of clean water, poverty, education, birth control, and the lack of menstrual products in Uganda, including an interview with Kim Laster. more

The East Africa Travel Podcast is hosted by Charlotte Beauvoisin, author of the popular travel blog Diary of a Muzungu. This podcast is inspired by Charlotte's life in a wooden house at Sunbird Hill on the edge of Kibale Forest in western Uganda, a National Park that is famous for chimpanzees, forest elephants, African Grey Parrots and Africa's biggest butterfly!What to expect from the weekly podcast:- Nature walks to the backdrop of inspiring birdsong - Featured destinations from across East Africa- Personal, well-researched travel advice- Lively chats with nature lovers and trail-blazing conservationists and firsthand accounts from travelers- Stories, anecdotes (and strictly positive vibes) more

Eastern and Southern Africa Small-scale Farmers' Forum (ESAFF) Uganda brings together small-scale farmers into a farmer-led advocacy movement to influence policies and practices at global, continental, regional, national and local levels. ESAFF Uganda facilitates processes through which small scale farmers' development concerns can be solicited, articulated and ultimately addressed through policies and programs. This podcast is part of the platforms that amplify the voices of small-scale farmers. Learn more, go to www.esaffuganda.org 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

This is a podcast by Reach A Hand Uganda (RAHU) where we discuss all things young people and health. In each episode, we sit down with young people, thought leaders and advocates of health to talk about trends, topics and ideas taking centre stage in reproductive health. So Sit back, plug in your headsets, listen and don't forget to share this episode with a young person to feel empowered. more

Masaka Cycling Club is an amateur cycling team based in Masaka, Southern Uganda. The club composition is made up of elite, developing and entry level cyclists. Our club is part of the Team Amani initiative which also comprises sister clubs in both Kenya and Rwanda. This initiative is designed to showcase cycling talent within the East African nations and prepare riders for opportunities amongst professional cycling teams. more

The Alliance for National Transformation is a Ugandan political party that aims for the transformation of the country through building strong institutions, rule of law and values. more

The Kids Golf Podcast is an initiative of the Afriyea Golf Academy, the Number One Golf Academy in Uganda Africa. Afriyea is bringing the game of golf and its benefits to all the youth and under aged children to enrich them with various professionals including the game of golf, education and life skills to enhance them with social opportunities.85fe8c0abfbbf75dae7f2dac30e5a3c7def5b1d2 more

'Uplift Uganda: The Power of One Step Forward' chronicles one young man's journey to change -both himself and those in need. His goal? To start a business in Uganda. Listen and hear weekly updates on his journey!Uplift Uganda releases every Friday. Uplift Uganda is a production of Food For Thought Audio. For more content and information on this and other shows, be sure to follow us on social media and check out our website, foodforthoughtaudio.com. more

The Transgender Advancement Project (TAP) is a trans-focused initiative aimed at accelerating tolerance, acceptance, and protection for gender-diverse individuals through rigorous research and strategic communications.TAP believes that transforming a community requires changing hearts and minds to shift societal attitudes and behaviors in Uganda and, more broadly, in Africa. This transformation necessitates a deeper understanding of the critical issues facing our country and fostering mutual comprehension among its people. more

Here we'll be sharing our experiences at school, the funniest, weird ones, unforgettable ones. The stories will be narrated to us by many different individuals from different schools in Uganda, If u have a story to share with us kindly send a voice recording and we'll have your story shared with the audience. This podcast is meant for fun and learning. Thank you more

Youth Talk is a podcast by The Seven Seeds Uganda a group of youth with a focus on sharing powerful thoughts about life, personality and spiritual development that keeps young people uplifted and growing together. more

Silent Echoes is a podcast being run by the seven seeds Uganda, this gives every talented youth a platform to show the world what they have in spoken poems. more

This podcast series comes from NGO Share Uganda, and explores themes of social justice, global health, and the challenges of 2020. more

Phionah Tuyizere is a young and upcoming social activist for women empowerement and Climate justice in Uganda.

The 19 year old electrifying Ugandan point guard foe the UCU Canons talks to Basketball256's CeeBee about his rookie season in the Ugandan NBL, being called on to be a leader in the NBL Finals of 2019, and his experiences playing basketball in Uganda more