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New Vision Podcast
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Can AI be too emotional? China introduces new regulations [Beijing Chronicles]
Yesterday00:07:24Tap to summarizeChina has rolled out a set of regulations to curb dependency on AI-powered companion bots.
Transcribe →Septic tank murder: The Brenda Karamuzi case [Part 2: The investigation and prosecution]
1w ago00:12:37Tap to summarizeA disturbing courtroom exhibit. A hoe displayed as the alleged murder weapon. A young woman found hidden in a septic tank. In this episode of New Vision CSI: Crime Stories, we revisit the Brenda Karamuzi case. (PART 2)
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Septic tank murder: The Brenda Karamuzi case [Part 1: The Disappearance]
2w ago00:10:24Tap to summarizeA disturbing courtroom exhibit. A hoe displayed as the alleged murder weapon. A young woman found hidden in a septic tank. In this episode of New Vision CSI: Crime Stories, we revisit the Brenda Karamuzi case. (PART 1)
Transcribe →Child’s head at Parliament: Where is the missing file? [New Vision CSI: Crime Stories]
2w ago00:10:49Tap to summarizeIn September 2020, security officers intercepted a young man carrying a human head to Parliament. The severed human head allegedly belonged to three-year-old Faith Kyamagero. Five years later, Kyamagero’s Masaka family is seeking answers about their murdered child. In this second episode of a two-part series, New Vision undercover journalist brings you an investigation into the case of the head at Parliament.
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Where is the man who carried a child’s head to Parliament? [New Vision CSI: Crime Stories]
3w ago00:05:44Tap to summarizeIn September 2020, security officers intercepted a young man carrying a human head to Parliament. The severed human head allegedly belonged to three-year-old Faith Kyamagero. Five years later, Kyamagero’s Masaka family is seeking answers about their murdered child. In this first episode of a two-part series, New Vision undercover journalist brings you an investigation into the case of the head at Parliament.
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How reformed poachers are helping save pangolins
Jun 1400:09:45Tap to summarizePangolins are the most trafficked mammals in the world, and Uganda is both a home to four species and a major transit route for the illegal trade in their scales. In this episode of Around Uganda, we travel to Kanungu District near Bwindi Impenetrable Forest to meet conservationist Moses Arinaitwe and his team at Pangolin Rescue Center Uganda.Working alongside local communities, wildlife authorities, and even former poachers, the team rescues pangolins from smugglers, rehabilitates them, and returns them to the wild.
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How a bodyguard killed minister Charles Okello Engola
Jun 400:12:45Tap to summarizeMinister Charles Okello Engola survived war zones, rebel attacks and decades of military service. Yet his life ended not on a battlefield, but in the driveway of his own home. Why did Private Wilson Sabiiti open fire?
Transcribe →Moneylender killed over sh18m
Jun 300:06:29Tap to summarizeHamida Mutesi Nalule wasn’t new to lending money. She had helped a number of people in her community - some paid her back, others didn’t. But she believed in giving people a chance. However, on June 4, that belief led her into a trap.
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Who killed Isma Olaxess [New Vision CSI: Crime Stories]
May 3100:13:39Tap to summarizeIn this episode of New Vision CSI: Crime Stories, we revisit the murder of controversial blogger and social commentator Isma Olaxess, who was gunned down outside his home in Kyanja, Kampala, on May 6, 2023. Drawing on original reporting by Charles Etukuri, Alex Balimwikungu, Jeff Andrew Lule, and Stuart Yiga, we reconstruct Olaxess' final hours, examine the investigation, and explore key leads - including a mysterious phone call and forensic evidence
Transcribe →The stain Oboth-Oboth wants removed: Corruption in Parliament
May 2600:09:02Tap to summarizeFresh from his victory as Speaker of the 12th Parliament, Jacob Marksons Oboth-Oboth says corruption is “a stain we must get rid of as soon as possible.” Listen to this New Vision exclusive interview hosted by Nelson Mandela Muhoozi.
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