New Vision Podcast

This documentary explores the journey of Agnes Nandutu from a rural upbringing in Uganda to parliament and her subsequent downfall due to a corruption scandal involving iron sheets.

This episode investigates the disturbing Ggaba daycare murders in Uganda, focusing on suspect Christopher Okelo Onyum, a dual citizen who returned from the US, and explores whether the attack was planned.

This episode details the murder of mobile money agent Patricia Kokunda in Soroti on Good Friday.

This episode discusses efforts to improve science education performance in Bunyoro, Uganda, touching on government actions during COVID-19 and recognition of achievements.

This episode examines the challenges visually impaired consumers face in Uganda due to inaccessible product safety labels and discusses efforts by the Uganda National Bureau of Standards to promote inclusion.

An exploration of conservation efforts in Uganda, focusing on wildlife protection and community involvement.

This episode explores how dance therapy is being used to address mental health challenges like depression and suicidal thoughts among youth in Gulu City, Uganda.

Ten days before Uganda's January 15th election, President Yoweri Museveni engaged in a digital dialogue called 'Jazz with Jajja' with young influencers and journalists.

An interview with election observer Crispin Kaheru discussing the impact of communication restrictions on voter turnout and the credibility of Uganda's 2026 elections.

A podcast episode reporting on a malaria prevention campaign in Uganda, featuring a mother's journey to get her child tested and treated.

This episode discusses building trust, using plants, and eliminating malaria in Uganda.

This episode covers the final rites of former Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga, blending state honors with traditional Luwo rituals.

President Museveni reflects on the 27th National Prayer Breakfast in Uganda, drawing parallels with the U.S.

This episode explores Uganda's oil and gas development in the Albertan region, examining its progress toward net-zero deadlines amid environmental sustainability debates.

This episode reports on the expiration of a 65-day ultimatum to remove cattle from northern Uganda and the ongoing military operation, highlighting community tensions.

The hosts discuss the meaning of the Ugandan slang 'kameza' (small table) and its cultural context, with humorous banter.

This episode explores the meaning and history behind Uganda's political party symbols and their importance in elections.

A conversation about how the burdens of single life, like household chores and poor sleep habits, can motivate someone to consider marriage for practical support.

An interview with a key figure in the creation of Uganda's 1995 constitution discussing its origins and her role.

A discussion on how Uganda's traditional staple foods may be contributing to the rise in type 2 diabetes, based on a new study.