Hon. Winnie Masiko is a women's rights activist, former Member of Parliament and the current National Program Coordinator for Uganda Women Entrepreneurs Program (UWEP) under Ministry of Gender.She talks to us about having a new born baby while

Conversations with Moms | Talking Infertility EP6

Jul 22nd, 2021 38m 12s

Jaqi Deweyi is an award winning Radio & TV host, Artiste and Love Coach. We talk about her biggest challenge to date as a wife. 10 years in a childless marriage, infertility, miscarriages and PCOS. She opens up and we delve deep. From unmasking

Conversations with Moms | The Working Mom EP5

Jul 15th, 2021 38m 40s

Harriet Bampeera Obbo is a Human Resource Consultant. She shares with us experiences as a working mom, her reality checks as a young professional vs being a mom, having to transition in her career due to the challenges of a working mom to becom

Conversations with Moms | Entrepreneur Mom EP4

Jul 6th, 2021 35m 46s

Beatrice Tusiime Mugyenyi is an entrepreneur, communication specialist and creative. She shares with us about the tough act of balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship, having it all and how she empowers her female employees and her community.

Conversations with Moms | Mama Children EP3

Jul 6th, 2021 33m 21s

Estella Kabagaya founder of Mama Children’s Village talks to us about the various ways of supporting mothers on their motherhood journey and more specifically urban low income earning mothers in Wandegeya Market, Kampala and providing a day car

Conversations with Moms | The Young Mom EP2

Jul 6th, 2021 34m 52s

Nabifo has a conversation with Hope Nandudu a young mother about getting pregnant and giving birth as a teenager, the almost insurmountable challenges that she faced due to her decision to keep the baby, maintaining a positive outlook on life a

Conversations with Moms | The Diplomat aka Mom Ep1

Jul 1st, 2021 25m 38s

The motherhood penalty is a term coined by sociologists who argue that in the workplace, working mothers encounter systematic disadvantages in pay, perceived competence, and benefits relative to childless women. Nabifo Wamunga, talks to her mot

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