New Vision Podcast

Steering Rwamwanja Secondary School to recovery.

Skilling children in agriculture

Okino rescued Lango College from collapse

Nakwagala skills St. Katherine students in agribusiness

Uganda’s Best Teacher assumed the role of senior woman to keep girls in school, became a nurse, and feeds students from his garden

On her wedding day, Varry Kebirungi looked forward to the bliss of happily ever after with her husband.

However, hardly a few days after their honeymoon, she faced the reality of lonely cold nights as her husband stayed awake overnight guarding their crops against raids by elephants.

But 37 years since her marriage, there is respite for Kebirungi and other villagers, thanks to an electric fence. 

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Uganda’s Best Teacher assumed the role of senior woman to keep girls in school, became a nurse, and feeds students from his garden

In the depths of mines that went silent decades ago, one may ask, what’s left? CEO Kilembe Mines Limited explains Uganda’s copper ambitions.

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The sound of footsteps take us through the corridors of New Vision through Pike house to meet Cathy Kreutter, a 66 year old book editor and writer dressed in blue light jacket and cowboy Texas jeans.

She has published over seven books at the Ugandan New Vision printing and publishing commercial section and has lived in Uganda long enough to see three governments.

For a decade Kreutter has praised the team effort and diligent illustrators for enabling her win six awards for one of her books called 'Something old , something new'.

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As tourist numbers increase, Police has stepped up security measures in and around Kasese to guarantee peace and safety.

This reinforcement comes a week after the killing of two tourists and their Ugandan driver in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Forensic teams from the United Kingdom and South Africa are set to re-examine the bodies of their citizens.