Podcasts about musoke

I detta avsnitt gästar Paul Edwards, creative director, fotograf & stylist samt grundaren av Musoke productions. Paul delar med sig av sin resa från Uganda till där han är idag och hur han alltid gått sin egen väg.

Pastor Paddy Musoke from Uganda, Africa brings a message from the Gospel of Luke Chapter 5.

Dr. Harriet Musoke discusses issues surrounding recent and upcoming legislation in Uganda regarding organ donation and surrogacy. Dr. Musoke is Senior Principal Lecturer at the Law Development Centre and Senior Lecturer at the Islamic University in Uganda. She lectures in family law, human rights, women's rights and health law in particular reproductive and sexual health and rights. Dr. Musoke was Emory Law's first SJD student, graduating in 2008.

Emata: Building Fintech Solutions for African Farmers - Entrepreneurs Talk Africa**Summary**: In this episode of Entrepreneurs Talk Africa, host Jason Delorie interviews Bram van den Bosch and Lillian Nassanga Musoke, founders of Ugandan fintech startup Emata. They discuss Emata's journey building digital financial services for smallholder farmers in Africa, from its early days gathering data to predict creditworthiness all the way to launching partnerships with banks and agricultural companies. Bram and Lillian share insights on the value of startup accelerators, the resilience required as a founder, and their experience in VC4A's annual Venture Showcase program.  **2:30** - Bram and Lillian introduce themselves and their backgrounds before starting Emata. Lillian was passionate about designing solutions for everyday Africans while Bram wanted to move beyond just shuffling money between the wealthy. **5:07** - The origin story of Emata - realizing banks weren't financing farmers and building a data-driven solution.**7:14** - On the value of startup accelerators for constant learning, expanding your network, and discovering unknown challenges on the horizon. **10:18** - Why Emata applied for many accelerators early on, but has gotten more selective over time. There's always a new level to reach.**15:02** - For startups in nascent ecosystems, the exposure and learning accelerators provide is crucial. **18:46** - Expectations for the VC4A Showcase: learning from other founders, meeting investors, and bringing conversations to the next level.**23:05** - The relationships and "emotional support" between cohort founders last long after programs end. **25:01** - Don't do it alone - keep going and keep putting yourself out there until you find the right programs and supporters.**27:26** - Behind the success are often many rejections - persistence pays off.**28:40** - A message to VC4A: thank you for building the African startup ecosystem and keep going!**References**:- Emata website: https://www.emata.ug- VC4A Venture Showcase: https://vc4a.com/ventureshowcase/- Africa Early Stage Investor Summit (AES): https://vc4a.com/aes/Get inspired by the resilience and vision of African startup founders like Bram and Lillian. Tune in to Entrepreneurs Talk Africa to hear more startup journeys, lessons learned, and tips for aspiring founders across the continent.

TOPICS: • Do you know that there's AGRICULTURE INSURANCE in Uganda? For example, CROP INSURANCE covers farm crops against various perils! • Our core inflation has dropped to 2.7% down from 3.5% earlier in the year; indeed, many African countries admire us! Why do we complain about poverty then? • Hon MP Zaake! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/capitalfmuganda/support

In the podcast, I had a conversation with my friend Edward Kulabako Musoke who is the founder of Chai Apparel Uganda, a streetwear brand. We discussed his brand's story, inspiration, and vision for the future. Additionally, we delved into the vibrant music scene of Uganda and how it influences the fashion industry. We also touched upon the challenges and opportunities of running a business in the current market. This Conversation sheds light on the intersection of art, culture, and entrepreneurship Listen to more on: - Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3iDhPBe - Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3iDEu0p - Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3jEh9Np - Anchor: https://anchor.fm/bcop​ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bcop/message

One of the first radio programs produced and aired on WGLS-FM is "Educational Forum", a show focused on keeping listeners updated on changes and events in education. This show from May 3, 1965 included guest John Musoke, a visiting student from Uganda. Musoke answered questions from Glassboro State College professors Marius Livingston and Dr. Bergen Mixfall regarding the state of Uganda. Livingston and Mixfall also covered Musoke's cultural background and Uganda's political affairs in the 1960s. Musoke visited the states while attending Salem County Vocational Technical School, which is located in Pilesgrove, NJ.

I sat down with a mother and daughter and we had a chat on how their surroundings tickled their ability to create a thriving business. When the second wave of the pandemic hit, Sonia, then working from home thought about what would happen if she lost her job and what she wanted to be in the years to come. Having her mother's background of using natural organic products at home for tea and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, merezian collection was birthed.Sonia and Dr. Nassuna attribute coming this far with their business to teamwork, doing it afraid, being authentic and giving it the absolute best that you got. In case you have been over thinking it, the gems in today's episode are perfect for you. Tune inDonate to ConnectiviTea.Follow us on Instagram.Apply to be a guest on ConnectiviTea

Ismael Musoke is a poet, an author, a project manager and a father to his 1 year old son. He is also the youngest person to come on the podcast at 25 years old. What we covered: 

In this week's episode of my life in tech, we talk with Stephen Musoke about his fond love for PHP and his paradigm shift towards Javascripts. We speak about the Open Source business model(OpenMRS), and lessons from writing code for over a decade. He treats Software Development as a craft and gives his best advice to young devs and why it's important you have to focus on the problem at hand. Get to know the kindest thing someone has done to him in the past 2 decades being in the tech industry. The idea of software best practices and why mentorship is important when starting out. Enjoy this conversation with Stephen Musoke. Show Notes: 1. The Genesis of your life in tech, how did you fall in love with tech? 2. Lessons from writing code for over a decade. 3. Open Source Projects(OpenMRS) vs Enterprise Led solutions like Rocket health. 4. The future of Software Development after COVID. 5. The kindest thing anyone has done for you. 6. Best advice you have received starting out in code. 7. Any advice to a young person getting started in software. 8. The Landscape of the tech industry in Uganda, POV, what do you think needs to change, the challenges available, what can the gov't do in terms of policy frameworks.

@ssmusoke Show Notes Blog of Stephen S. Musoke Audio This episode is sponsored by Ring Central Developers The post Interview with Stephen S. Musoke appeared first on Voices of the ElePHPant.

Pastor Paddy brings us a special message from Uganda, Africa.

Leo och Leona får besök av MMA fightern Niko Musoke.  Niko berättar bland annat om sin barndom och händelser som har format honom till den han är idag. Han berättar även om hur han hittade sin passion och om hur han vill inspirera alla till att tro på sig själv och förverkliga sina drömmar.  Sponsras av Hela Sverige - För mångfald och tolerans som är initiativ från Postkodlotteriet.

Vapaaottelijat ja veljekset Nico Musoke ja Abbe Njai vierailevat Finska Pinnar-studiossa puhumassa MMA (Mixed Martial Arts)-elämästään. Nico on jokunen kuukausi aiemmin osallistunut ensimmäistä kertaa kansainväliseen UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship)-otteluun ja kävellyt voitokkaana häkistä ulos. Pikkuveli Abbe on vasta harrastelijatasolla, mutta tähtäin on ammattilaisuudessa. Mutta mitä mieltä heidän äiti on koko hommasta ja minkä kappaleen tahtiin Nico astuu yleisön eteen, ja miksi? PÅ SVENSKA: MMA-bröderna Nico Musoke och Abbe Njai besöker studion. Perjantaipaneeli Perjantaipaneelissa arvioidaan Jannika B:n uusi sinkkujulkaisu, mietitään oikeusministerin tietämystasoa huumeista ja satiirista, pohditaan satanismin tilaa Yhdysvalloissa, puntaroidaan Betoniyö-elokuvan potentiaalia ja ihmetellään miksi New Yorkin Brooklyn on niin suosittu tukholmalaisten keskuudessa. Mukana paneelissa Tommi Salmela, Magnus Kortelainen ja Teja Kotilainen Strömberg. Juontajina mukana Andrea Reuter ja Kike Bertell.