African Women's Week - Over the Years

UGPulse African Women's Week: July 28th to August 8th 2008

One on One with Juliane Bitek, Author, Poet and Daughter of the Legendary Okot p'BiteK

To answer the question about who Okot p'Bitek was really like you'd have to ask Peter Lehman who recently received his PhD under the supervision of Ngugi wa Thiongo, another close family friend.

Sarah Ndagire: My People's Train

One on One with Namugenyi Kiwanuka: Uganda's Greatest Television Personality In The Diaspora

Women are very important to the economic development of any African nation. They are the backbone of the home.

One on One with Businesswoman and Philanthropist Ida Horner

Women are very important to the economic development of any African nation. They are the backbone of the home.

Pauline Long: Screw it! Let's do it

Screw it! Let's do it... Nothing better describes this woman... and believe me... I know her better than most!

Sophia White: Mahogany Models' Leading Lady

Interview with Sophia White - Head of Mahogany Model Management on the modeling business, the company, and its Black But Invisible campaign.

More on Mahogany Model Management at mahoganymodelmanagement.com

Meet Ugandan Musician Zani

Listen to Agaba Bintu
Listen to Dance
Listen to Sembela
Listen to Ndoowa

Angela Crystal Newman-Kavulu: Uganda's Hottest Radio Personality

I know I've said this often, but radio is my passion. Seriously... I get to chat, laugh, share bits of my life with listeners and enjoy being part of a family.

Patricia Bebia Mawa: One Of Canada's Most Powerful African Televison Personalities

We look for people that will inspire the community. Ordinary people, doing extraordinary things.

Stella Atal: Uganda's Fast Moving Designer

My designs are very different from what the Ugandan market offers. My fashions are authentically African.

Rachel Magoola: Busoga's Music Diva and Ambassadress

Listen to Work
Listen to Akatabo
Listen to Eisadha
Listen to Endagano
Listen to Eradde
Listen to Sente
Listen to Walinkobye