E157 : Janice Nkaija 🇺🇬

from The Sangyin Podcast · host Jp Rugaba

In this episode, we are joined by the amazing Janice Nkaija — a political and social activist, content creator, and podcaster. She shares her insights into African politics and policy, especially from a youth perspective. Janice also highlights female political representation across the continent and examines Africa’s place within the global geopolitical landscape. Finally, she offers valuable advice for young people and reflects on what makes her a proud Ugandan 🇺🇬🇺🇬.

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