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The Ugandan Podcast

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/27j. Total Éps: 59

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.

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From Film to Diplomacy: Ambassador Juju on Promoting Uganda Through Storytelling, Trade & China

Saison 5 · Épisode 8

mardi 5 mai 2026 • Durée 28:29

In this episode of The Ugandan Podcast, host Brandy Valentine Azeirwe sits down with Ambassador Juju Nsababera, Uganda’s Consul General in Guangzhou, to explore how storytelling, film, and economic diplomacy are reshaping Uganda’s global image.

From her powerful documentary Back to the Source: The Nile to her work promoting Uganda–China trade relations, Ambassador Joji shares how authentic storytelling can drive tourism, investment, and cultural connection.

She breaks down the role of digital platforms like WeChat and TikTok in reaching global audiences and explains why Uganda must move from symbolic diplomacy to economic diplomacy.

The conversation also dives into coffee exports, value addition, youth opportunities, and market access, highlighting how Ugandans, especially young people, can tap into global ecosystems like China.

At its core, this episode is about owning Uganda’s narrative, creating economic value through creativity, and turning local stories into global opportunities.

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How Uganda Is Building a $13.5B Tech Economy | David Gonahasa on AI, Deep Tech & Innovation

Saison 5 · Épisode 7

mardi 28 avril 2026 • Durée 53:50

In this episode of The Ugandan Podcast, host Brandy Valentine Azeirwe sits down with David Gonahasa, Industry 4.0 Lead at the Science, Technology and Innovation Secretariat (STI), to unpack how Uganda is building a future driven by AI, deep tech, and innovation.

From semiconductor design and sovereign cloud infrastructure to AI strategy, robotics, and startup investment, David shares how Uganda is shifting from being a consumer of technology to a creator of globally competitive solutions.

The conversation dives into the realities of commercializing innovation, the importance of local ownership of technology, and why Uganda must focus on value chains, not just ideas.

David also breaks down opportunities across sectors like agriculture, mining, fintech, and healthcare, showing how technology can unlock economic growth and position Uganda as a serious player in the global digital economy.

If you’re an entrepreneur, policymaker, or creative, this episode offers a clear look at where Uganda’s innovation ecosystem is headed, and how to be part of it.

Key topics:

-Uganda’s Industry 4.0 strategy

-AI, data, and digital sovereignty

-Deep tech vs app-based innovation

-Startup funding & commercialization

-Building local solutions for global markets

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Inside Uganda’s Public Healthcare System | Kiruddu Hospital & Eye Care Explained

Saison 5 · Épisode 6

mardi 21 avril 2026 • Durée 40:48

What does Uganda’s public healthcare system really look like, and how does it serve millions of people every day?

In this episode of The Ugandan Podcast, host Brandy Valentine Azeirwe sits down with Dr. Elizabeth Nagawa, an ophthalmologist at Kiruddu National Referral Hospital, to unpack the realities of healthcare delivery in Uganda.

From understanding how referral hospitals work to the critical role Kiruddu plays as a lifeline for patients who cannot afford care, this conversation dives deep into the structure of Uganda’s health system, the challenges healthcare workers face, and the impact of limited resources on patient outcomes.

Dr. Nagawa also shares powerful insights into eye health, highlighting preventable blindness, the rise of non-communicable diseases like diabetes and hypertension, and the importance of early screening. She explains how simple interventions like glasses or timely surgery can change lives, and why awareness and sensitization remain key.

The episode also explores how technology, including AI and digital health tools, can improve diagnosis, reduce delays in care, and bring services closer to communities across Uganda.Whether you’re a medical professional, student, policymaker, or simply curious about healthcare in Uganda, this episode offers a human-centered look at service, resilience, and the mission to restore sight and save lives.

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Beyond Coffee: How UKTP Is Opening Doors for Uganda’s IT & BPO Sector

Saison 5 · Épisode 5

mardi 14 avril 2026 • Durée 51:54

In this episode of The Ugandan Podcast, Brandy Valentine Azeirwe is joined by Elizabeth Ntege (ICTAU) and Emmanuel Chagara (Milima Security) to explore how UKTP (UK Trade Partnerships) is unlocking global opportunities for Uganda’s IT and BPO sectors.

They break down what it really takes for Ugandan companies to export services, from building credibility and meeting international standards to navigating market access, partnerships, and trust. The conversation also highlights Uganda’s competitive edge, its young talent, growing digital economy, and strong English proficiency, while addressing the gaps that still need to be closed.

This episode looks at how Uganda can move beyond traditional exports and position itself as a serious player in the global digital economy.The Ugandan podcast is an audio-visual production on informing, understanding, and sharing government programs to enhance citizen engagement in achieving National Development Goals. We share facts, ideas, and progress through dialogue to create a positive impact.

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How Uganda Can Become Africa’s Top Tourism Destination | Juliana Kagwa (Uganda Tourism Board CEO)

mardi 7 avril 2026 • Durée 42:59

Uganda is stepping onto the global stage as one of Africa’s most promising tourism destinations, and at the center of this transformation is Juliana Kagwa, CEO of the Uganda Tourism Board.In this episode of The Ugandan Podcast, host Brandy Valentine Azeirwe sits down with Juliana to unpack Uganda’s tourism strategy, the country’s unique competitive edge, and how storytelling, technology, and partnerships are positioning Uganda as a must-visit destination.From being home to over half of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas to emerging as the “primate capital of the world,” Uganda offers more than just travel, it offers immersive, authentic experiences. Juliana shares why the country is at a tipping point, how tourism can drive economic growth, and why every Ugandan has a role to play in shaping the industry.The conversation also explores the shift from tourism as a leisure activity to a powerful economic engine, one that can create jobs, attract investment, and contribute to Uganda’s journey toward middle-income status.If you’re interested in tourism, business, content creation, or Africa’s global positioning, this episode offers both insight and inspiration.

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Inside Uganda’s Agriculture with the MAAIF Permanent Secretary, Maj. Gen. (Rtd) David Kasura-Kyomukama

Saison 5 · Épisode 3

mardi 31 mars 2026 • Durée 01:03:52

In this episode of The Ugandan Podcast, host Brandy Valentine Azeirwe sits down with Maj. Gen. (Rtd )David Kasura-Kyomukama, Permanent Secretary at Uganda’s Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF), to unpack the real story behind Uganda’s most important sector, agriculture.

Agriculture employs over 70% of Ugandans, contributes significantly to GDP, and accounts for a large share of exports, making it the backbone of the economy. But beyond the statistics, this conversation dives into what that truly means for everyday Ugandans, especially young people.

From climate change and post-harvest losses to innovation, digital agriculture, and value addition, the episode explores both the challenges and massive opportunities within the sector. The PS shares practical insights on how young people can tap into agriculture through technology, logistics, agribusiness, and modern farming practices.

He also breaks down real income potential, including how poultry farming alone can generate millions monthly, and why mindset shift is the biggest barrier holding youth back from entering agriculture.

The conversation further explores Uganda’s position in global food security, fisheries potential, export opportunities, and the role of partnerships and government programs like PDM and Emyooga in transforming livelihoods.

This is not just a conversation about farming, it’s about wealth creation, innovation, and building a future-proof economy.

Women Who Lead | Susan Nava on Business, Growth & Entrepreneurship in Uganda

Saison 5 · Épisode 2

lundi 23 mars 2026 • Durée 33:12

What does it take to build a successful business in Uganda? 🇺🇬

In this episode of The Ugandan Podcast, host Brandy Valentine Azeirwe sits down with Susan Nava, business strategist and founder of Beyond Impala Avenue, to discuss entrepreneurship, leadership, and navigating Uganda’s dynamic business landscape.

With over 17 years of experience across media, advertising, and advisory, Susan shares real insights on:

Building and scaling a business in Uganda
The importance of systems, structure, and sustainability
Access to capital and managing cash flow
The role of creativity and relationships in business success
Breaking stereotypes about women in leadership

She also speaks on identity, resilience, and why acting on your ideas is key to long-term success.

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More than a card - NIRA | Claire Ollama (Registrar NIRA)

Saison 5 · Épisode 1

lundi 16 mars 2026 • Durée 57:31

Brandy Azeirwe sits down with Claire Ollama from National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) highlights the agency’s ongoing efforts to strengthen national identification services and improve citizen access to registration.

During the discussion, Claire emphasized the importance of the National Identification system in supporting service delivery, national planning, and security in Uganda. She noted that NIRA continues to expand registration services to ensure more Ugandans obtain National Identification Numbers (NINs), which are increasingly required to access government and financial services. She also spoke about ongoing initiatives to improve public awareness, communication, and digital service delivery, ensuring that citizens clearly understand registration processes, requirements, and the benefits of being registered in the national database.

Addressing public concerns, Claire acknowledged challenges such as long queues and delays during peak registration periods but assured that NIRA is implementing measures to improve efficiency, including system upgrades and enhanced coordination with other government agencies. The conversation concluded with a call for greater public cooperation and timely registration, emphasizing that a robust national identification system is critical for inclusive development and effective governance.

Uganda’s BPO Opportunity: Jobs, Growth & the Future of Digital Work

Saison 4 · Épisode 25

mercredi 10 décembre 2025 • Durée 01:05:49

Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) is rapidly emerging as one of Uganda’s fastest-growing opportunities, creating new jobs, building digital skills, and positioning the country as a competitive global service hub. But what does it take to strengthen the BPO ecosystem and ensure that young Ugandans everywhere can benefit from it?In this episode of The Ugandan Podcast, host Anne-Marie Wandera-Bewulira speaks with Dr. Aminah Zawedde, Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of ICT & National Guidance, and Hassan Saleh, Managing Director of MultiChoice Uganda. Together, they explore how government policy, private sector innovation, and investments in talent development are shaping Uganda’s digital workforce and unlocking new economic potential.From the role of local content in the digital economy to how BPO can create work opportunities far beyond Kampala, this conversation highlights how Uganda is building a more inclusive and future-ready job market, powered by technology, partnership, and ambition.

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Skillset for the Set: Building Uganda’s Future Creators

Saison 4 · Épisode 9

mardi 25 novembre 2025 • Durée 59:48

Uganda’s creative industry is thriving, from film and TV to digital content and music, but how do we equip the next generation of storytellers with the right skills to lead it? In this episode, host Anne-Marie Wandera-Bewulira explores how education, mentorship, and collaboration are shaping the future of Uganda’s creative economy.

She’s joined by Rinaldi Jamugisa (PR & Communications Manager, MultiChoice Uganda), Cissy Nalumansi (alumni of the MultiChoice Talent Factory), Andrew Kaggwa Mayiga (Arts & Culture Journalist), and Sophia Nantongo (Under Secretary, Ministry of ICT & National Guidance). Together, they unpack the role of training initiatives like MTF, the need for stronger industry partnerships, and how government and media can bridge the skills gap to prepare young creatives for global opportunities.

From storytelling to screen production, this conversation highlights what it truly takes to turn Uganda’s creative potential into sustainable careers and internationally recognized work.

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