New Vision Podcast

Vanilla farmers have concluded harvesting within a period designated by the government. There are strict measures in place to ensure quality assurance, but it hasn’t been all rosy for the green gold farmers. What is the genesis of Uganda’s vanilla paradox and how can it be solved?

Children in refugee and host community schools in West Nile are dropping out due to lack of food. What are local leaders doing?

At least 2,000 runners have turned up for the Rwenzori Marathon in Kasese and one of them is Stephen Ilungole, who has been running for three years without missing a day. What motivates him? 

A local digital security network that connects neighbors to each other and nearest police posts, is changing the face of Masajja, a Kampala suburb, where rarely would a night pass without a break-in in one of the homes.

Human rights advocates and judicial officers are encouraging Ugandans especially women to report violations against the human rights and dignity of women in their communities. The honorable Justice Susan Okalany is spearheading this cause.

The growing tourism potential in the islands in Kalangala districts, today the focus is on Bukasa where a new site is raising hope.

Discover a pivotal moment in the evolution of community policing as we delve into the Uganda Police Force's groundbreaking decision to divide the Aswa River Region. In this episode, we explore the strategic reasoning behind this move, which aims to bring law enforcement even closer to local communities. Join us to gain insights into how this decision is set to reshape policing dynamics, foster stronger community connections, and enhance safety and security in the region. Tune in for an in-depth analysis of this significant development that holds the potential to transform the landscape of law enforcement.

The latest update on the developments in Uganda’s oil and gas sector

The Authority monitors and regulates national content activities in the country’s oil and gas sector to achieve these objectives, together with the transfer of knowledge and technology into the country.  

FOREST COVER INCREASES BUT ECOSYSTEM NOT RECOVERED – EXPERTS

On the Mobile Storyline tonight, we take you to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, where experts point out that Uganda’s forest cover has increased, but the ecosystem has not fully recovered.

And that is why they are on a mission to restore the country’s indigenous trees.

Raziah Athman caught up with the enthusiasts whose love for nature is sowing the seeds of hope for a greener tomorrow. Tune in for their inspiring journey tonight!