Ruth Nalunkuma sits on her front doorstep and gazes at her kitchen garden. The 47-year-old mother of five grows fruit and vegetables in a garden outside her tiny home in Kigoowa, a suburb eight kilometres northeast of central Kampala. Mrs.…
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Uganda: Urban residents turn to vegetables and chickens to improve their lives
Tagged with: agriculture, Catholic Church, CBS Radio Buganda, FRW, kampala, Kamwokya Christian Caring Community, kitchen garden, peri-urban agriculture, poultry farming, small-scale farmers, Uganda, women farmers
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Uganda Women Farmers Lack Access to Critical Information via Radio
KAMPALA, Uganda – I traveled across Uganda, last May, to conduct focus group discussions with smallholder farmers on the impact of the My Children radio drama, produced by Farm Radio International and Harvest Plus Uganda. This radio drama taught farmers…
Tagged with: access to radio, agriculture, farm radio international, Harvest Plus, information, kampala, My children, radio, radio drama, Uganda, women farmers
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Posted in Radio
Uganda: Woman broadcaster scatters seeds of understanding via the radio
A car approaches Omwonya village, splashing through potholes and shuddering across the undulations of the wet and muddy road. Dozens of farmers have gathered in welcome. As they spot broadcaster Sarah Adongo in the car, women begin to ululate and…
Tagged with: A Farmer's World, Africa, agriculture, family farming, Gulu, Lobo pa Lupur, Mega FM, northern Uganda, Omwonya village, radio, Sarah Adongo, Uganda, women farmers
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