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All posts by Gerald Businge

Gerald Businge is an award winning Multimedia Journalist, communications specialist and ICTs specialist in Uganda. He is a Lecturer of Multimedia Journalism and Digital Communications at Makerere University’s Department of Journalism and Communication, and the Managing Director of Ultimate Multimedia Consult. He has more than 20 years’ experience in communications design, capacity building training, documentation, knowledge capture and knowledge management as well as creation and adoption of relevant information and communication technologies for development. Gerald Businge is one of the two African Representatives in the Digital Development network, a consortium of academicians and development practitioners coordinated by Sheffield University to study the role and issues of technology in development. He has trained and consulted in Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Malyasia, Yemen, South Africa, United Kingdom, Zambia and United States of America.

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Mary ICT teacher Ordinary secondary

Meet Mary — Your Smart AI ICT Teacher for O-Level Secondary Education in Uganda! Welcome to a smarter way to …

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Jul'25

Form 3 and Form 4 Islamic Religious Education notes

Journey Through Faith: An Introduction to Senior Three Islamic Religious EducationWelcome, students, to an enriching exploration of Islamic Religious Education …

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Jul'25

Isha Karungi

Meet Isha Karungi — Your Smart AI Islamic Studies Teacher for O-Level! Welcome to the future of learning! Isha Karungi …

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May'25

Dulce de Leche Granizado Ice Cream

Having studied Spanish for over 6 years, I knew what dulce de leche meant. Sweet. Sugar. Ice cream. The literal …

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May'25

Kiwi Lime Sorbet

I found kiwis on sale. Five for $1! In the middle of winter. In January. A summer fruit…on sale? Why? …

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May'25

Ghirardelli Chocolate Market Street San Francisco

An experience. That’s what Ghirardelli is to me. For many years, San Francisco was a city that barely held any …

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