The East African
Tuesday March 09 2021
Summary
He is the presenter for the new BBC news podcast, Africa Daily that was launched on January 18 and seeks to give an in-depth on news stories shaping the continent.
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BBC broadcaster abandoned law for journalism.
The Ugandan is the presenter for the new
BBC news podcast, Africa Daily that was launched on January 18 and seeks to give an in-depth on news stories shaping Africa, focusing on one story per episode on weekdays.
In an interview with
The EastAfrican, Kasujja was optimistic that he and his team of five people can weather the challenges to come up with an in-depth 15-minute news podcast every 24 hours.
Zimbabwe safari shows African business leaders the value of conservation
Zimbabwe safari shows African business leaders the value of conservation
By Beulah Erhiawarien | February 26, 2021
Nearly one year ago, a group of African business leaders took part in a special safari hosted by African Wildlife Foundation leadership and conservation experts at Wilderness Safaris at Davison’s Camp, a beautiful ecotourism lodge nestled in one of the most prolific wildlife areas in Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park, to explore the role of African leadership and private investments in mitigating threats to Africa’s wildlife and wild lands.
Guests of AWF’s inaugural ‘C-suite Safari’ included: Kenya Commercial Bank Board Chairman Andrew Wambari Kairu; Vision Group CEO Robert Kabushenga; Nelson Mandela Foundation Trustee and Club of Rome Club Co-President Dr. Mamphela Ramphele; and IberSun Limited Partner Dr. M.K. Dorsey.
The Kenya-Uganda milk fight is not about milk
Wednesday February 17 2021
Summary
When we were at Makerere University, the southern African students who had foreign exchange and could travel more freely to Nairobi and back were gods. They would bring back cologne (Brut), music (LPs), and even fancy tinned beef.
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The Kenya-Uganda milk wars are back. Kenya is blocking imports of the milk to protect its local producers, who were being seriously undercut by the cheaper Ugandan imports.
This milk thing is about something else. For that, we have to go back to Comrade Omwony Ojwok. At the time of his death on November 11, 2007, Omwony was State minister for Economic Monitoring, a job he held between 2001 and 2007, having been minister for Northern Rehabilitation between 1999 and 2001. Before that, he headed the Uganda Aids Commission. And if you go even further back, Omwony was better known as one of the “Gang of Four” group of politicians (which included Dani Nabude