Big Convos Pod - Uganda

In this conversation, Antonio, a Kenyan climate activist, discusses why Africa needs to be a central part of the climate change conversation and more. Enjoy.

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In this episode, we speak with seasoned advocate and managing partner KTA Asmahaney Saad about her career journey, her thoughts on the future of law in Uganda and East Africa, and her advice to young lawyers. We also get her insights on the oil and gas industry in Uganda, the legal challenges that come with this industry, and the work she has done to promote legal education and access to justice in East Africa.

In this episode, we speak on the hustling culture of Jumia Uganda with the CEO, Vinod Goel. We talk about their plans for growth, planning, future, and market share. We discuss the competition in the Ugandan e-commerce market and how Jumia Uganda plans to differentiate itself from it. Enjoy

We bring back Isaac Odongo Sr, Isaac is a facebook Ads strategist & funnel architect.

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We explore the value of DJs to the music industry and how they help to introduce new music to listeners, create a sense of community and excitement at live events, and even break new artists with Wabz DJ.Enjoy.

Albert Ahabwe, a civil servant doing public relations and communications in the Uganda National Roads Authority, takes us through his experience at the 2023 #AfroBasketWomen tournament.

Ahabwe is also part of the team management of the Ugandan national women's basketball team, the @GazellesUG.In the conversation, we discuss the difference between Home grown players and home brought players of the national team and more.

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Carol is a Google Certified Digital Marketer and founder @midea_biz ,@thinkinkug and @SkillsphereUG

In this episode, I sit down with her as a former player, to discuss the gazelles (the Uganda women's basketball team) progress at the AfroBasket Women Tournament in Kigali, Rwanda. We talk about their chances of winning, the importance of experience, and what needs to be done better in Kampala Uganda to improve the overall performance of the team and the branding of the Gazelles.

A student fighting the US immigration system

Annaell Mouton is French. She came to the US as an international student and has been here for 8 years. She has a degree in Anthropology and lived in France, America and China.

After going through the different ups and downs of the immigration process, she now has a green card and is helping students and retirees navigate moving abroad.

Kohen Jaycee is a singer and song writer. In this conversation, Kohen shares his personal experiences in the music industry, his influences, and hopes for the future. We also answers questions about his music and process.

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