My podcast will essentially be about what it will take to achieve Societal Transformation particularly in Uganda, from my perspective.
How I See It
Claim This Podcastby Dr. Pamela Mbabazi
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Podcast Overview
My podcast will essentially be about what it will take to achieve Societal Transformation particularly in Uganda, from my perspective.
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Publishing Since
1/20/2021
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Recent Episodes
March 26, 2022
The Case for Land Reform in Uganda
Land Reform in Uganda has consistently hit snags and experienced challenges with many tensions being aroused. However, the time is now for us to revive the debate and ensure we get it right. This podcast tries to resuscitate this conversation and makes a contribution towards discussing the urgent need for land reform in Uganda. It highlights the problems and tries to provide some recommendations.
July 10, 2021
State of Uganda’s Public Debt 2021
This Episode tries to highlight what the state of Uganda’s public debt is, whether our debt is sustainable and makes suggestions of what needs to be done to ensure our debt remains manageable and sustainable.
June 10, 2021
Key Take Aways from the UNHS 2019-2020 by UBOS
UBOS released the 2019/20 report recently which showed that the poverty levels in Uganda have stagnated for a while. The highlights include the following: Uganda’s population is now 41m and our average family size stands at 4.6 persons (with the largest in Teso at 5.9 and the smallest in Kampala at 3.4) The population below 18yrs stands at 54% of the population and of these, the urban population accounts for 27% The net primary primary school enrollment stands at 91% while the net secondary school enrollment is at 27% (with the highest being in Kampala at 52% and the lowest in Acholi at 7%). The literacy rate stands at 76%. 3 in 10 Ugandans have improved toilets while connection to grid electricity stands at 19% (down from 22% in 2017). Connection to solar is at 38% (up from 18% in 2017) while Mobile phone connection stands at 74%. The number of people with Radios is at 32% (down from 45% in 2017), while those with Television is 19% (up from 17% in 2017). Ownership and use of Computers is at 2% while Internet use generally is at 83% with most using the internet for social networking while only 16% use internet for business. Households operating a business is at 31% (down from 38% in 2017) and their major source of capital is own-savings (81% ) while only 0.4% get loans from banks. Households in subsistence economy is at 39% i.e. 3.5m from 3.3m in 2017. The total population living in poverty is currently 8.3m (up from 8m in 2017). This podcasts summarizes my key takeaways from these statistics!
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