New Vision Podcast

One of the issues that impede our growth and development is FEAR. 
Fear is an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, a great threat or that you could be on the wrong and anticipate punishment or a lose. Whatever it is that you fear especially when you are on the right track, regard it as a scare crow and move on.

Ahead of October 1, listen to New Vision's seasoned researcher Tonny Owana break down the time when the soldiers of Rwandan Patriot Front (RPF) invaded Rwanda from Uganda.

Ahead of October 1, listen to New Vision's seasoned researcher Tonny Owana break down the time when the soldiers of Rwandan Patriot Front (RPF) invaded Rwanda from Uganda.

This Sunday, the 64th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference will kick off in Kampala, with over 800 delegates participating. Ahead of the week-long event, in this third of three parts of our podcast on the subject, we take you back to the first conference that Uganda hosted in 1967 - to give you an idea of what it was like during that time. Today, we have Edward Ochwo, who was clerk to the National Assembly from 1968. At the time of the 1967 conference, he was acting under-secretary in the ministry of local government. CLICK the play icon below to listen to our feature podcast.

This Sunday, the 64th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference will kick off in Kampala, with over 800 delegates participating. Ahead of the week-long event, in this third of three parts of our podcast on the subject, we take you back to the first conference that Uganda hosted in 1967 - to give you an idea of what it was like during that time. Today, we have Edward Ochwo, who was clerk to the National Assembly from 1968. At the time of the 1967 conference, he was acting under-secretary in the ministry of local government. CLICK the play icon below to listen to our feature podcast.

This Sunday, the 64th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference will kick off in Kampala, with over 800 delegates participating. Ahead of the week-long event, in this second of three parts of our podcast on the subject, we take you back to the first conference that Uganda hosted in 1967 - to give you an idea of what it was like during that time. Along the way, two guests who took part then will share their eyewitness accounts and experience in the whole arrangement. They are Ignatius Barungi, who was clerk to the National Assembly and Edward Ochwo, who took over from Ignatius from 1968. Seasoned researcher and journalist Tonny Owana takes us through a brief of what took place then. CLICK the play icon below to listen to our feature podcast.

This Sunday, the 64th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference will kick off in Kampala, with over 800 delegates participating. Ahead of the week-long event, in this second of three parts of our podcast on the subject, we take you back to the first conference that Uganda hosted in 1967 - to give you an idea of what it was like during that time. Along the way, two guests who took part then will share their eyewitness accounts and experience in the whole arrangement. They are Ignatius Barungi, who was clerk to the National Assembly and Edward Ochwo, who took over from Ignatius from 1968. Seasoned researcher and journalist Tonny Owana takes us through a brief of what took place then. CLICK the play icon below to listen to our feature podcast.

This Sunday, the 64th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference will kick off in Kampala, with over 800 delegates participating. Ahead of the week-long event, in this first of three parts of our podcast on the subject, we take you back to the first conference that Uganda hosted in 1967 - to give you an idea of what it was like during that time. Along the way, two guests who took part then will share their eyewitness accounts and experience in the whole arrangement. They are Ignatius Barungi, who was clerk to the National Assembly and Edward Ochwo, who took over from Ignatius from 1968. Seasoned researcher and journalist Tonny Owana takes us through a brief of what took place then. CLICK the play icon below to listen to our feature podcast.

This Sunday, the 64th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference will kick off in Kampala, with over 800 delegates participating. Ahead of the week-long event, in this first of three parts of our podcast on the subject, we take you back to the first conference that Uganda hosted in 1967 - to give you an idea of what it was like during that time. Along the way, two guests who took part then will share their eyewitness accounts and experience in the whole arrangement. They are Ignatius Barungi, who was clerk to the National Assembly and Edward Ochwo, who took over from Ignatius from 1968. Seasoned researcher and journalist Tonny Owana takes us through a brief of what took place then. CLICK the play icon below to listen to our feature podcast.