New Vision Podcast

In the past few weeks, the world has been gripped by anti-racism protests, following the deaths of George Floyd and Rayshard Brooks in the U.S.

In part one of this podcast, Richard Wetaya unpacks a select few, thought-provoking and anti-racism protest songs from across the globe which has resonated with people of all races, through the years.

Working from home is becoming a new normal. Transforming this into productivity is a different thing. In this podcast, an IT consultant shares valuable tips on achieving productivity while working from home.

Working from home is becoming a new normal. Transforming this into productivity is a different thing. In this podcast, an IT consultant shares valuable tips on achieving productivity while working from home.

Betty Aol Ocan, the Leader of Opposition in Parliament who doubles as the Woman MP for Gulu District, on Monday morning got involved in an accident.

Betty Aol Ocan, the Leader of Opposition in Parliament who doubles as the Woman MP for Gulu District, on Monday morning got involved in an accident.

A 2017 UN Environment Agency survey estimated the stock of e-waste in Uganda at an annual growth rate of 25,000 tons. As we celebrate World Environment Day on Friday, June 5, 2020 we are joined by Nancy Allimadi, Senior Environment Inspector with National Environment Management Authority in this podcast, discussing the future of e-waste management in Uganda.

A 2017 UN Environment Agency survey estimated the stock of e-waste in Uganda at an annual growth rate of 25,000 tons. As we celebrate World Environment Day on Friday, June 5, 2020 we are joined by Nancy Allimadi, Senior Environment Inspector with National Environment Management Authority in this podcast, discussing the future of e-waste management in Uganda.

“Sooner, I again clash with mama. She cooks fresh fish for her family and orders me to cook camel meat for myself. I explain that I will not eat the camel meat because it is stale. My stomach is not a dustbin for left-over food”, (New Vision undercover journalist)

“Sooner, I again clash with mama. She cooks fresh fish for her family and orders me to cook camel meat for myself. I explain that I will not eat the camel meat because it is stale. My stomach is not a dustbin for left-over food”, (New Vision undercover journalist)

In part 2 of this podcast, Richard Wetaya continues to shine the spotlight on the legacies of music legends such as Tony Allen (Afro-beat co-creator), Mory Kanté (renowned Guinean vocalist and Kora player), Ahmed Ismail Hussein (Somali Music icon), Ty (acclaimed British/Nigerian Hip Hop star), Betty Wright (RNB legend), and Little Richard (Father of Modern RocknRoll) who have fallen during COVID-19 era.