Rachel Agaba aka Mother of Foodies blogs about food and tips her followers on cooking and other related information.

Microsoft filed a patent to record and score meetings on body language and this was the basis of the talk.

It envisions rooms being packed with sensors to monitor the participants, which could raise privacy concerns.

The topic was based on Unilever's decision to hop on the four-day workweek bandwagon, which allows flexible working.

Crystal Newman interviews Emmanuel Emodek, the founder and CEO of Chap Chap Africa, on raising funds to run a startup and the state of the payments sector in Uganda. 

In this episode of Groove Cafe, Crystal Newman Beverly Nambozo, the founder of Babishai Niwe Poetry Foundation, talks about how the Covid-19 lockdown helped her re-define her outlook on life

Two major dictionary publishers (Merriam-Webster and Dictionary.com) chose pandemic as the 2020 word of the year.

The publishers say the choice was based on the “extremely high numbers” of people who had looked up pandemic in their online dictionaries.

Samantha Achan is a third-year law student at UCU-Kampala.

Prince Baleke is a Ugandan author based in the UK. He joins Crystal on The Groove Café to preview his book The Magic Hand.

Queen Laakeli, born Rachel Alobo, is the founder of UOT, or Ugandans on Twitter, Radio. 

She is also a content creator at Talent Africa, one of the leading marketing agencies in the country.

Brendalynn Kirungi aka African Snowhite speaks to Crystal Newman about self-identity and how to deal with identity crisis.

Kirungi prefers calling herself a storyteller (you can check out her work at Lugelo.com), and she is also a creative director at Inura Music.