Podcasts about wekesa

Innovation gives tourism sector a new look. Simon Okitela discusses with Amos Wekesa, the founder of Great Lakes Safaris and Uganda Lodges Limited.Listen on ViDE - https://newvisionapp.page.link/g3xjKdgX2sxEweFQA

Business Garage Special | Amos Wekesa | Great Lakes Safari

Mass Timber! Let's talk. We speak with Wekesa, an architect at BuildX, a firm dedicated to human-centered design solutions that prioritize environmental performance and local resources. In this episode, he sheds light on the environmental impact of traditional construction materials like concrete and steel, which contribute significantly to carbon emissions. He proposes a game-changing solution: incorporating Mass Timber into the construction process to reduce our carbon footprint. Wekesa emphasizes the need for a mindset shift regarding certain materials and highlights the potential of plantation forests as a sustainable resource. With Africa witnessing rapid urbanization, he urges us all to rethink our approach to construction. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn how you can contribute to building a better world. This is the twelfth episode under the ‘Shifting Narratives' program supported by the British Council SSA Arts. *For the best experience, please use a headset/earphones. Website: https://www.buildxstudio.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wekesa-george Music by: Ngalah Oreyo (@ngalah_oreyo) and Mercy Barno (@merc.b_) For the full episode transcript: https://www.afrika.design/wekesa-george

Tässä jaksossa Ella ja Ida saavat vieraakseen juuri julkaistun tarot-pakan ja -kirjan “Tarot – Tieto meissä” tekijät Sophia Wekesan, Noora Al-Anin ja Saara Obelen. Jaksossa jutellaan tarot-korttien viisaudesta, keveydestä ja syvyydestä sekä luovasta prosessista, jossa kuvitetaan ja sanoitetaan tarot-korttien pitkää perinnettä inklusiivisemmaksi ja nykyaikaisemmaksi. Tervetuloa kuuntelemaan!Jaksossa mainittua:Tarot-pakat:Tarot – Tieto meissäHenkilöt:Nick Kepley (https://www.manofthecards.com)Kirjat:Tero Goldenhill 2021: Tarot – Korttien viisaus.Wekesa, Al-Ani & Obele 2022: Tarot – Tieto meissä.Podcastin musiikki: WatR, PixabayLöydät Ellan ja Idan löydät myös Instagramista:@tarotwisdomii (Ella)@idaniittyleinikki (Ida)sekä heidän omilta verkkosivuiltaan:tarotwisdomii.comidaniittyleinikki.com

Anne Wekesa is from Kenya, and she has been selected as one among 16 "Woman Ambassadors of Wood Science", a SWST-sponsored traveling exhibition designed to celebrate women ambassadors over time. In this Wood Science Talk Anne is talking on how she got enrolled into a wood science program in Kenya, how passionate she is about teaching young people, and about the importance of wood in her home country. She is dreaming about having once a wood technology lab at her home university in Kenya, with the hope that she might get help here from the wood science community. She is also explaining her research around bioenergy, carbon and wood products, and the link to climate change. Anne is happy that SWST got her, and she sees SWST as a truly global association. 

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You're invited to listen to Job Wanyama Wekesa from Kenya as he shares at TCSC's Spiritual Emphasis 2020 Online.

Tämän päivän jakson vieraana on dancehall-tanssija, DJ ja radiojuontaja, Sophia Wekesa! Tällä hetkellä Sophia muun muassa juontaa oma nimeä kantavaa Yeboyah, Renaz ja Wekesa -ohjelmaa YleX:llä, esiintyy DJ:na, tanssii Bubblin' Crew -tanssiryhmässä ja opettaa dancehallia. Jakson aiheena syvennytään Jamaikalta lähtöisin olevaan katutanssiin dancehalliin, joka on tanssigenren lisäksi tärkeä kulttuurinen ilmiö. Mistä dancehall sai alkunsa? Mitä lajista pitäisi ymmärtää? Entä, mihin sen nykyinen suosio perustuu? Podia korville ja selvittämään. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amos Wekesa, Founder and CEO of Great Lakes Safaris spoke to us about his business and the goals for it.  As a true entrepreneur of the tourism industry what he felt the potential is for the leisure market in Africa and how he, as an influencer, can now do to promote further investment into the sector and to support Uganda’s recovery as a destination. 

a deep dive into the marvel film black panther, an introspective look into the characters of the film, their motivations, who they represented and both the symbolism and the overall message communicated in this film. our guest today is the elder and educator Wekesa Madzimoyo https://www.facebook.com/madzimoyo find out more about the elder Baba Wekesa and Aya education here http://ayaed.com/

The Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) just ended on December 4-5 in Johannesburg, South Africa. For historical context, FOCAC was initiated in 2000 in Beijing in order to sketch out a three-year cooperation plan between China and the countries of Africa. Since then, the triennial meetings have alternated between China and an African country. Hosts Winslow Robertson, Lina Benabdallah, and Yiting Wang wanted to assess FOCAC in relation to the 2012 iteration and brought Dr. Bob Wekesa back on the pod to share his thoughts. Dr. Wekesa received his PhD in international communications at Communication University of China and is currently a Research Associate at University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa, as well as a founding research coordinator at the African Communication Research Centre at the same university. His journalism experience spans reporting, editing and leadership across multiple media platforms; in addition to numerous articles, Wekesa is the author of two books and his third, on China-Africa, is forthcoming.

South Africa is hosting the sixth Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) this December. FOCAC was initiated in the year 2000 and in Beijing in order to sketch out a three-year cooperation plan between China and the countries of Africa. Since then, the triennial meetings have alternated between China and an African country - and this time, will mark the first instance that FOCAC is held at a summit (instead of ministerial) level in an African country. To discuss FOCAC today as well as its media permutations, hosts Winslow Robertson (and Lina Benabdallah in spirit) invited Dr. Bob Wekesa on the show. Dr. Wekesa received his PhD in international communications at Communication University of China and is currently a Research Associate at University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa. He is a leading expert on all things relating to China-Africa media, and he actually attending the previous FOCAC in 2012, held in Beijing.

Mr. Amos Wekesa, Managing Director of Great Lakes Safaris, shares some of his favorite places including some of the best spots for white water rafting. Wekesa calls Uganda “Africa compressed,” because everything you can find on the continent of Africa, you can also find in Uganda. All this and more when this episode for Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from Kampala, Uganda. 

Mr. Amos Wekesa, Managing Director of Great Lakes Safaris, shares some of his favorite places including some of the best spots for white water rafting. Wekesa calls Uganda “Africa compressed,” because everything you can find on the continent of Africa, you can also find in Uganda. All this and more when this episode for Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from Kampala, Uganda. 

Hosts Winslow Robertson and Dr. Nkemjika Kalu ask how Nelson Mandela's recent death is being interpreted in China. Returning to the show is Mr. Bob Wekesa, an expert on African-Chinese media relations who has written a number of articles on the subject. Wekesa is a PhD candidate at Communication University of China and research associate at the University of the Witwatersrand.