Welcome to the Women in Tech series on the ASKpodcast, where we showcase the amazing work of women in the tech industry. Today, we are joined by Racheal Hakim, CEO of Da Hakim's Empire Ltd and Founder of GoGo Play, a platform that connects talent and promotes music in South Sudan. As we celebrate International Women's Day, we are excited to highlight the achievements of women in tech and learn from their experiences. Racheal, welcome to the show.

Have you ever imagined how very local community problems are tackled by refugees or refuge led initiatives to listen to Ojas Ware the Founder of CENET a community-BAsed organization that seeks to help refugees with what they have

Listen to Marina Modi as she shares her experiences as a tech entrepreneur and as a leader of a tech initiative in South Sudan, on how women can maneuver the tech business in the country and what it takes

In the featured episode of the AskPodcast, Bashir shares his insights on how film and media can be used as powerful tools to create meaningful social change within communities. He discusses his own experiences in using media to amplify voices and create a platform for marginalized groups. Bashir also highlights the importance of building relationships with community members and engaging them in the storytelling process. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the role that film and media can play in shaping culture and creating positive social impact

Listen to a conversation with Victor Alex as he shares how they have managed to enhance self-reliance in a couple of youths using basic making and skills in Juba and Uganda via their Youth Led initiative AYAN.

Welcome to #ClassRoomOnPhone, the podcast that explores the exciting world of STEAM education and how it's changing the way we learn. In this episode, we'll be discussing with Yine Yenki, from GoGirls ICT Initiative Juba, the use of open tech, specifically offline audio, in promoting STEAM education. We'll explore how educators and students alike can use this technology to enhance their learning experiences and gain a deeper understanding of subjects such as science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. So sit back, relax, and join us as we dive into the fascinating world of STEAM education and open tech.

  welcomes to the ASKPodcast, where we talk about technology and people in this episode Maliamungu Richard joins us, a 24-year-old South Sudanese male currently living in the Eden Rhino camp refugee settlement in Uganda. Richard is a self-taught innovator who learned about open-source technology through the #ASKnet project in 2018. He has since participated in numerous open tech events through the Hubs and became an Adjunct Trainer for the r0g agency in 2020 for the #ASKnet project. Richard is passionate about environmental protection and has been working on creating automatic water dispensers using recycled plastic containers to reduce plastic disposal and help prevent the spread of diseases in his community.

Welcome to ASKPodcast, where we explore the intersection of technology and people. Today we have a special guest who is changing the narrative for refugees in Uganda. His name is Vuga William and he is the founder of the Youth Empowerment Foundation, an organization aimed at empowering and transforming the lives of refugees in the Pagriniya Refugee Settlement. He is a self-taught tech advocate and community leader, and his work has made a real impact in his community. Let's dive into his story https://yef-uganda.org