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New Vision Podcast

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13:37

Missing: Six years of searching without a trace [New...

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2025/02/06

Abraham Sule stepped out of the living room as his mom prepared for him a meal one evening and that was the last time he was seen. Ibrahim Ruhweza joins Raziah Athman for another intriguing story that takes a shocking turn.

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17:52

Former 'kadogo' bush fighter Joshua Kato [Around Uganda]

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2025/02/05

As Uganda marks the 44th Tarehe Sita anniversary, how did a young boy find himself serving in the army? Joshua Kato shares his story from the days of the struggle. Plus, we bring you an inside look at how different regions are commemorating this historic moment. Theme; “celebrating people's struggle for unity, security, and peace for socio-economic transformation.”

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9:31

DRC conflict: displaced return home

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2025/02/03

Goma is cautiously starting to come back to life after several days of fighting between Congolese forces and M23 fighters, but the morgues are overflowing and members of the Congolese Red Cross and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) are still collecting dozens of bodies a day. At least 700 people were killed and 2,800 wounded in the fighting for control of Goma between Sunday and Thursday, according to the UN. Meanwhile, President Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed Monday to con...

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10:19

The long wait for Desire Mirembe’s justice [New...

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2025/01/30

Unravelling the chilling murder of Desire Mirembe, a young woman whose life was tragically cut short by the man she loved. Despite a confession from her boyfriend, Dr. Matthew Kirabo, and overwhelming evidence, Desire’s family waited in agony for justice. What was really behind the delay?

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7:14

Anesthetist needed for donated theatre [Around Uganda]

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2025/01/27

In Hoima, the Ministry of Health makes strides in improving health infrastructure. Bunyoro hosts an exciting bicycle race competition, and in Buliisa, there’s a leadership change at Police

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11:34

PLE results and ICT integration in education

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2025/01/24

In this episode, we celebrate the outstanding performance of students in the 2024 Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) across Hoima, Masindi, and Kagadi. We also take a closer look at how the integration of ICT into classrooms is revolutionizing learning, particularly in science education.

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13:24

How rogue clerics manipulate believers

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2025/01/23

Ibrahim Ruhweza recently wrote about the increase of children on the streets supposedly preaching the word of God and how fake pastors are fleecing unsuspecting believers.

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15:45

Is Kampala becoming a city of crime?

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2025/01/16

Investigative journalist Ibrahim Ruhweza shares his shocking personal encounter with crime and discusses the safety concerns in Uganda's capital.

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7:07

The coffee heist: crime intelligence boss in theft

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2025/01/09

How was a shipment of 21 tonnes of coffee beans worth over sh280 million stolen from under the noses of security officers? Your guess is right. This wasn’t just any robbery; it was planned by those meant to uphold the law.

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16:00

The grandmothers reshaping future of vulnerable children

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2025/01/06

In Kanungu district, western Uganda, where HIV and poverty have left children without parents, a community of grandmothers is reshaping their future one family at a time.

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15:59

Discovering the depth of China’s artistic legacy

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2024/11/11

[Beijing Chronicles] China was isolated from the civilisations of the West by the world’s highest mountains, some of the largest and most severe deserts and long distances. But deep in the silence of ages, as a civilisation was shaping, art thrived as a living, breathing force within the culture. To experience Chinese art, the autumn 2024 Dongfang Scholarship participants at Peking University, visited different historic sites and museums.

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19:42

An interview with Dr. Beatriz Greenstein, the new...

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2024/08/29

The International AIDS Society (IAS) has recently appointed a new president, Dr. Beatriz Greenstein. Dr. Greenstein, an infectious disease physician from Rio de Janeiro, has dedicated over 30 years to advancing HIV prevention and treatment. In an exclusive interview with our health and science journalist John Musenze, she shares her vision for the future of the IAS and what we can expect over the next two years.

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9:43

Mpox screening intensified at border points

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2024/08/22

We’re taking you to the bustling Malaba border where travelers are facing new and stringent health screenings. As mpox—formerly known as monkeypox—raises concerns across the continent, Uganda has intensified its border controls to combat this emerging threat.

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7:36

New toilets bring hope for Kalangala market vendors

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2024/08/22

With over 300 traders and a monthly influx of additional vendors, the market’s two aging pit latrines are woefully inadequate, leading to long queues and unsanitary conditions. The vendors have long voiced their concerns, highlighting the risks and discomfort they endure daily. New toilets have brought hope.

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16:35

The malaria-transmitting mosquito burden in Uganda

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2024/08/21

Today, August 20th, we’re marking #WorldMosquitoDay, a crucial day dedicated to raising awareness about one of the planet’s most dangerous creatures—mosquitoes. Known for transmitting deadly diseases like malaria, dengue, chikungunya, and more, mosquitoes put billions of lives at risk each year.Malaria, in particular, remains a severe global threat, with nearly half of the world’s population at risk, and Africa shouldering the greatest burden. In Uganda, malaria is a critical issue, affecting...

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9:36

Weight of malaria: silent crisis in Hoima

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2024/08/20

As Uganda observes World Mosquito Day, we assess the effects of malaria on Hoima's communities and discuss the crucial steps needed to combat this silent crisis.

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11:36

Frustrations of medical interns in Uganda

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2024/08/06

As 1,500 medics begin their internship, the ministry of health wants sh18.8 billion to meet a shortfall that is causing a backlog of placements.

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20:00

Vision Group journalists dominate ACME Awards

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2024/08/01

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13:47

Fathers of preterm babies and breast feeding

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2024/08/01

Bazilio Katerega resigned his accounting job to save babies born too early when one of his preterm twins died. As Uganda joins rest of the world to mark the World Breast Feeding week, his Preterm Infants Parents Network is teaching mothers what to do after discharge from neonatal ICU.

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12:40

How to control anger

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2024/07/31

Around Uganda: Why are we very angry and how can we control anger? Raziah Athman speaks with Dr. Joan Amongin, a psychiatry resident at Makerere University, about anger management.

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