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What is the way forward for the education sector with children all at home? Will we be ready when the next disruption comes around? James K. Arinaitwe, Founder of Teach For Uganda shares his thoughts on the challenges, and opportunities that COVID-19 presents.
What is a coronavirus? Where does it come from? How do we stay safe? How do we tell truth from fiction with all information coming through the internet and mainstream media platforms? Dr. Andrew Sekitoleko, Executive Director of Rubaga Hospital in Kampala, Uganda gives us simple explanations.
What is a coronavirus? Where does it come from? How do we stay safe? How do we tell truth from fiction with all information coming through the internet and mainstream media platforms? Dr. Andrew Sekitoleko, Executive Director of Rubaga Hospital in Kampala, Uganda gives us simple explanations.
During this partial lock-down, Dr Love shares tips on how to move sex from the physical to the spiritual realm where orgasms do not matter as much as the process..
During this partial lock-down, Dr Love shares tips on how to move sex from the physical to the spiritual realm where orgasms do not matter as much as the process..
When COVID-19 struck Wuhan, China, many Ugandans found themselves trapped in the epicentre of the outbreak as the city went into lock-down. University students, Doreen Loyo and Ronald Muhwezi share what it was like being behind closed doors for weeks and what they learnt from the experience.
When COVID-19 struck Wuhan, China, many Ugandans found themselves trapped in the epicentre of the outbreak as the city went into lock-down. University students, Doreen Loyo and Ronald Muhwezi share what it was like being behind closed doors for weeks and what they learnt from the experience.
COVID-19 is redefining every facet of life, including how journalists do their work. Five media practitioners from Uganda, Ghana and Zambia, share the challenges of managing fake news and navigating the fine balance between informing the public and scare-mongering.
COVID-19 is redefining every facet of life, including how journalists do their work. Five media practitioners from Uganda, Ghana and Zambia, share the challenges of managing fake news and navigating the fine balance between informing the public and scare-mongering.
Is it actually possible to work from home and remaining productive? Details in this podcast
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