Ugandans love radio. Not the late musician Mowzey Radio, though his name was inspired by it but the medium itself. For decades, the radio has been a constant in people’s lives: a companion, an educator, and an entertainer. It was, and still is for many, more than just a device. It is part of the […]
In an age where digital platforms dominate headlines and attention spans continue to shrink, one might assume that radio is a relic of the past. But for Dr Innocent Nahabwe, CEO of Galaxy FM and Chairman of the National Broadcasters Association (NAB), radio is far from dead. It is evolving, adapting, and thriving. We sat […]
Uganda’s newsrooms, like many others in Africa and the largest part of the world, are not failing because of technology, but because of cultures that resist it. Organisational anthropologist Dr Shamim K. Matovu warns that the greatest threat to journalism today is not the internet, but rather its inertia. As audiences go digital, newsrooms must […]
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