The Kasuku Live Podcast

Sherry Matovu tells her story of how she fell out with husband and her current love life as is.

Kamoga Properties CEO talks about what to consider when buying land; and how to avoid being scammed.

Dr Kironde talks about how Baganda women used to be the leaders of class and yet now they have lost their touch. Now, men prefer Banyarwanda women over Baganda women.

Brian dissects his experience dating older women and why they are better than younger women.

Kwezi Robinson chronicles his experience on being defeated in politics but now going back again.

Lwasa says he is worried about the bank debt as president drags his feet regarding the money that was promised him.

Politician Kayemba Solo chronicles his times as an artist manager of Rema Namakula, Chris Evans Kaweesi and others, and how he ended up moving into politics.

Ugandan artist and “Enkudi” singer Lil Pazo chronicles why he thinks Zari Hassan messed up when she took to social media to embarrass her young husband Shakib Lutaaya 

Eddie Ssendi interviews Kasuku about his most fond times while he interacted with the man, the myth and the legend of Tamale Mirundi.

In this episode, we take you back to the very first interview that Tamale Mirundi did on Kasuku Live. At the time, he had grievances with the NBS people which he angrily aired and explained. Enjoy and follow for more. 

Kasuku Kuku Wazabanga and Kizito Edrine Pinto discuss the many reasons Ugandans are fleeing the country in search of greener pastures, why Ugandan girls go mad over dollars and the harships of working abroad on "kyeeyo". Enjoy this brand new episode of the Kasuku Live podcast and share your feedback.

Kasuku Kuku Wazabanga and Edrine "Pinto" Kizito discuss personal health, casual relationships, the general state of schools and education in Uganda, among many other interesting takes on the issues facing the Ugandan citizen. Tune in and listen to this brand new episode of The Kasuku Live Podcast.

Kasuku Kuku Wazabanga and Edrine "Pinto" Kizito explore the reasons as to why many Ugandan relatives have bitter relationships amongst themselves. Is it money? Is it unfairness from parents? Or is it an inherent and unavoidable sibling rivalries? All is explored in this all new episode of The Kasuku Live Podcast.

Is body shaming becoming a bigger problem in Uganda, or it is just a trivial modern-day concept that we should ignore.

Kasuku takes you for a ride on how he became Kasuku and why his journey should be a motivating tale for the youth to stay patient regarding getting results. Things take time but with hard work and consistency, things always work out.

GNL Zamba dissects the state of HipHop in Uganda and discusses the latest Alien Skin and Pallaso saga.

Tamale Junior and Wisdom Kaye on the late Isma Olaxess.

Ladies and gentlemen, we bring to you: The Kasuku Live Podcast.