Nebert Rugadya is a seasoned business, finance, and economic reporter whose journey into journalism began quite by accident. Trained as an accountant, Nebert did not initially set out to work in the newsroom. However, a chance encounter with news while walking along Burton Street in Kampala—where a fire gutted transformers at the roundabout—changed the course […]
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
After 19 years at CBS FM, Ugandan sports presenter Yusuf Baliruno lost a labour dispute when the Industrial Court ruled he was a freelancer, not an employee, because he lacked a written contract with the radio station. His claims for over UGX 129 million in salary arrears and employment-related entitlements were dismissed, highlighting the risks […]
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 […]
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