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  Esteemeds guest celebrating a decade of excellence at Mediavision Academy On Friday, August 23rd, Mediavision Academy celebrated a significant milestone with the launch of its 10th anniversary, an event graced by Meddy Kaggwa, the Head of Multimedia and Content at the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC), representing the Executive Director of the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC). During this historic occasion, Kaggwa extended heartfelt congratulations to Mediavision Academy for its remarkable decade-long journey, highlighting the institution's role as a leading training partner in Uganda. He acknowledged the excellent work Mediavision has done in delivering comprehensive training programs, including film beginner workshops and regional training initiatives that have successfully skilled youth in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) across the country, particularly in rural areas. Meddy Kaggwa a UCC delegate speaking at celebration Launch However, Kaggwa was k

Rukia Birungi's Journey of Inspiration Rukia and her colleague posing with the UFF accolade together with Nkambo Robert and Aloyo Annet Rukia Birungi, affectionately known as 'Ghetto Mamma,' recently achieved a milestone that warmed the hearts of her mentors, Nkambo Robert and Aloyo Annet of Mediavision Academy. Rukia, a talented special effects makeup artist and passionate advocate for vulnerable children in the slums, brought her latest award to her mentors, a tangible testament to the impact of their guidance. This journey of success began in 2022, during a two-week filmmaking training program held at NETSTUDIOS Africa in Bugolobi. The training that was funded by the MASTERCARD Foundation, was a pivotal moment for Rukia. It introduced her to the intricacies of filmmaking principles, ignited her passion for storytelling, and opened her eyes to the power of film as a tool for social change. Rukia during the filmmaking training at NETSTUDIOS Africa in Bugolobi Nkambo an

  In a heartwarming reunion, Charles Kabogoza, the CEO of Q Vibes, and his beloved wife, Gladys, recently paid a heartfelt courtesy call to Mediavision Academy. Charles and Nkambo, the founder of Mediavision Academy, share an enduring friendship that spans over a decade. Their bond was first established in 2007 during an audition at the National Theatre, where Nkambo had a pivotal role in launching Charles's acting career. Charles landed the role of Goliath in Nkambo's debut feature comedy film, 'Spying on Susana.' The character of Goliath, a cunning villain, propelled Charles into the spotlight and showcased his exceptional acting prowess. Spying on Susana is about ‘Mose’, consumed by suspicion about his wife ‘Susana’, and embarks on a hilarious mission to catch her red-handed. He enlists his best friend ‘Max’ to join him in this 'expedition,' unaware of the wild ride that awaits them. Their pursuit leads them to a hidden fortune, a stash of money once be

In a world where technology is rapidly evolving, the importance of digital literacy cannot be overstated. Recently, Moyo District took a significant step towards digital empowerment with the official opening of an ICT and Multimedia Training program in the West Nile Region. This initiative, funded by the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC), aims to equip young people with essential digital skills that will not only enhance their personal lives but also open up new career opportunities. Participants posing for a group photo together with the Mediavision Academy training team The opening ceremony, held at the People's Hall Moyo, was graced by Vuciri Geoffrey, the Deputy Chief Administrative Officer of Moyo District Local Government. In his address, Geoffrey emphasized the need for youth to embrace technology as we transition into a digital era. He highlighted the importance of the knowledge and skills that participants would gain from the training, urging them to apply these ski

  A scene from the stage play of THE LOVE LIST Last night, the National Theater reverberated with the captivating story of 'The Love List,' a poignant tale about the intricate dance of communication in romantic relationships. Written and produced by the renowned Ugandan artist Fred Kalulanga, this hour-long play left the audience spellbound with its raw emotional quality and exceptional performances. At the heart of the story are Jack and Jennifer, a couple on the brink of separation due to an insidious communication breakdown. Through a series of intimate and revealing conversations, we witness their struggles and frustrations as they handle with unmet needs, unspoken desires, and the weight of unspoken words. Jennifer, played with exceptional depth by seasoned actress HELEN LUKOMA, embodies the pain of a woman who feels unseen and unheard. Jack, portrayed with raw intensity by Kalulanga himself, reflects the frustration of a man who believes he's fulfilling all his re

  The closing ceremony of the five-day ICT and Multimedia Youth Training in Yumbe District was a momentous occasion, as it marked the successful culmination of a program aimed at empowering the youth with essential digital skills. The event, graced by several esteemed guests, including MP Avako Melsa Naima Gule and RDC Tumwesigye John Bosco, served as a platform to recognize the accomplishments of the participants and emphasize the significance of leveraging digital skills for personal growth and community development. Participants celebrating the joy of concluding the five day training MP Avako Melsa Naima Gule, in her address, underscored the importance of utilizing social networks and applying acquired digital skills in practical settings, emphasizing their role in combating unemployment. In addition, she encouraged the youth to engage in voluntary community work, recognizing its potential to create job opportunities and generate income. Her commitment to supporting similar future