Newsrooms today may prefer comedians, influencers, and content creators because that’s where the numbers and revenue come from. But businesses — serious businesses — need something different. They need people who can translate complicated business information into accessible insights
In this conversation, David Kangye sits down with veteran radio presenter James Onen, popularly known as Fatboy, whose unmistakable voice and provocative style have shaped Uganda’s radio scene since 1999. He recounts his time at Monitor FM, Sanyu Radio and now at RX Radio, his own. Fatboy built a distinguished brand that defined morning radio […]
It is always important to learn from the best. In this long-form, comprehensive and elaborate interview, we speak to Ms Margaret Vuchiri, a journalist and media consultant. For the past two decades, she was a player and witness to the evolving face of media, especially in the newsroom. She has actively led roles in newsroom […]
Data-driven storytelling is not a widely applied storytelling technique among journalists in Uganda. One of the few who have taken to the application is Blanshe Musinguzi. Blanshe is the winner of the 2024 African Investigative Journalist of the Year Award. He runs 54 Science Africa and writes for The Africa Report Magazine, covering East Africa. […]
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