Mugume Davis Rwakaringi is a seasoned multimedia journalist based in Kampala, Uganda, with a broad range of expertise covering business, art, sports, health, agriculture, and various social, economic, and political topics. His work extends beyond Uganda, as he actively reports from other East African nations, including South Sudan and Rwanda. As a multimedia reporter, Rwakaringi adeptly crafts stories that resonate with audiences across different sectors. With a particular proficiency in technology journalism, Rwakaringi offers in-depth analysis and guidance on web hosting and domain transfers. His articles are known for their detailed insights into the manual processes of transferring domains to registrars or hosting companies, and he provides readers with clear instructions on navigating the complexities of payment plans and money-back guarantees. His expertise is further highlighted through his coverage of domain transfers to well-known hosting providers such as GoDaddy. In addition to his reporting, Rwakaringi is skilled in producing vox pops, which are short interviews with members of the public. He is also available to work as a fixer, utilizing his extensive knowledge of the local scene to assist foreign journalists and media crews in navigating the East African media landscape. His multifaceted skills and experience make him a valuable contributor to the field of journalism and media.
Soccer bringing hope to hundreds of young South Sudanese South Sudan is a tough place for children to grow up. But in spite of the violence and hunger surrounding them, South Sudanese children still hope they can transform their nation. It may be the only ball they have but, in their visions for the future, if they Take it and run with it, one day they might just be able to help their young country to make its mark on the international stage.
http://m.voanews.com/a/south-sudan-handwashing/1776595.html Small Gesture, Big Effect: S. Sudan Promotes Handwashing South Sudan celebrated handwashing with a campaign that officials hope will curb the spread of many common bacterial diseases that plague children in the country. Official demonstrated to the young children how to wash hands.
http://www.voanews.com/audio/2357112.html Vincent Lelei, South Sudan Head of UNOCHA discuss with Mugume Davis Rwakaringi on humanitarian situation in the country.