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30:57

How to stay committed in a relationship when faced...

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2025/09/15

How do you stay committed in a relationship when faced with temptation? Francis Emukule and Jacky Nalubwama discuss

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36:55

Diabetes: How much millet bread or green bananas is...

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2025/09/10

This topic touches many Ugandan homes: how much kalo (millet bread) or matooke (steamed green bananas) is too much, especially for those living with or at risk of diabetes. To help us unpack this, we spoke with Dr. Dan Oriba Langoya, Professor Robert Kalyesubula, and two expert nutritionists. Together, they explore when even wholesome staples can stress blood sugar, and how to enjoy them wisely in a balanced diet. Host: Raziah Athman

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33:43

When men love genuinely

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2025/09/10

Men love genuinely and will go the distance for the women they love. Some even pay tuition for their heartthrobs. But how genuine are they? Can it be called love if they await marriage as the reward? Join Francis Emukule and Jacky Nalubwama, as they discuss love's generosity from the men's side.

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36:05

[Runyoro Podcast] Will Bunyoro University open its...

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2025/09/10

In 2011, President Museveni promised to build a public University in Bunyoro. Over the years, the promise never seemed forthcoming that many people from Bunyoro thought it was only a political sham. Annette Najjemba spoke to members of the University task force and the man who donated land to build the university. They confirm the University will have its first intake in August/September 2027

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7:56

Ugandans demand lasting solutions to land wrangles

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2025/09/04

At 85 years old, Regina Nalubega should be spending her sunset years in peace. Instead, she finds herself entangled in a fierce land conflict that has left her traumatised and imprisoned. A resident of Lugangu Village in Najja Sub-County, Buikwe District, Nalubega says she legally acquired her land in 1980 from a man named Joseph Wasswa and has lived on it ever since. Her troubles escalated following the death of her husband, when a dispute arose over the ownership of the land. ...

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31:49

Weight loss management and medical options for bodies...

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2025/09/04

The problem of being overweight and its deep connections to diabetes, heart disease, general discomfort and mobility issues remain quite evident across our society In many East African communities, being overweight is still seen by some as a sign of prosperity, comfort, or even social status. But behind that perception lies a growing health crisis, one that silently affects our energy, our independence, and our longevity. In this episode, Simon Okitela speaks to Dr. Chirag Kotecha, a renowned...

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17:41

NRM’s new bigwigs [Uganda Decides 2026]

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2025/08/29

The fall of NRM giants. The rise of new voices. And a bitter contest between two of Uganda’s most powerful women. Raziah Athman presents.

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12:34

How fake pastor sodomised orphan [New Vision CSI:...

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2025/08/28

The Weekend Vision team followed the case in which a 12-year-old orphan was sodomised by a fake pastor in Fort Portal. The victim, Alpha, failed to report his ordeal because the accused had threatened him. Listen to the detailed account of the horror presented by Raziah Athman.

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24:35

Advancing gender-responsive social protection [Around...

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2025/08/27

Across Africa, social protection systems remain largely genderblind, overlooking the unique vulnerabilities and roles of women in care, household and informal work. To ensure inclusivity, gender responsiveness must be at the core of their design. Experts from the International Center for Research on Women join Raziah Athman, to discuss issues and measures.

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10:13

Poverty: Ugandans say leaders need to do more [Uganda...

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2025/08/21

The Citizens’ Manifesto and Opinion Poll, conducted in all 17 sub-regions, aimed to capture public sentiment on governance, service delivery, and development priorities. The study reached 6,006 eligible voters through a stratified random sampling method, ensuring demographic and regional balance. A question was asked ‘In your opinion, which issues are affecting this community?’

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31:23

[Runyoro, Kabalega FM] Defeating malaria with trust,...

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2025/08/21

On this World Mosquito Day, Annette Najjemba on Kabalega FM, discusses defeating malaria with trust, talent and technology

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46:43

Defeating malaria with trust, talent and technology

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2025/08/20

On World Mosquito Day, we discuss defeating malaria with trust, talent and technology

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3:47

Explaining West Nile low turn-up in UPDF recruitment

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2025/08/19

Fungal infections, pregnancies, and hernias have been the most common health problems that technically knock out potential recruits into the UPDF in the ongoing recruitment exercise in the West Nile region. Arua Central Police Station hosted the exercise for the districts of Arua, Terego, Maracha, and Arua City conducted at the Engineering Workshop premises. The regional exercise was being headed by Brigadier General Jackson Kayanja, the deputy commander for UPDF 4th infantry division. ...

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10:28

Citizens' Manifesto: PDM tops government programmes

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2025/08/14

When the government rolled out the Parish Development Model (PDM) in 2021, many Ugandans dismissed it as mere campaign rhetoric by NRM to win re-election. Four years later, however, the PDM is proving its critics wrong. Raziah Athman and Nelson Kiva present.

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3:47

UPDF recruitment in Maracha district

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2025/08/12

UPDF recruitment in Maracha district

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12:33

Sickle cell patients top blood need list in Kalangala...

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2025/08/07

Kalangala’s geographic isolation makes things hard when blood is needed. It has to be ferried from Masaka, over water, through weather, and delays. But there's a renewed effort to change this.

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16:14

Uganda's thirst for carbon credits [Around Uganda]

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2025/08/01

In this episode of Around Uganda, we travel to Rubirizi district, where carbon farming is growing but not without challenges. From complex certification processes to concerns over food security, we explore the high cost of accessing the carbon credit market and the tensions it creates.

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7:59

‘Entebbe couple killer was trained’ [New Vision CSI:...

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2025/07/25

Fresh details have emerged indicating that the killer who murdered the elderly Entebbe couple is not only trained but highly disciplined, executing the killings with precision that points to specialised combat or tactical knowledge.

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9:39

NRM primaries: bombshells ahead of 2026 elections

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2025/07/21

A roundup of the NRM primaries, from arrests and protests to surprise victories and political bombshells ahead of the 2026 elections.

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9:33

Eyes on every pregnancy to save mothers

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2025/07/18

Out in Isingiro District, on the rolling hills that host the Nakivale Refugee Settlement, something powerful has been happening. Village Health Teams and clinic staff have made it their mission to know every pregnancy. They visit homes, talk to families, and write each expectant mother into a register - tracking due dates, danger signs, and follow‑up visits. The idea is simple: if we can find mothers early, we can act early. And when we act early, we save lives.

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