Dimma is the founder and CEO of Mawejje Creations, a social enterprise in Uganda that empowers banana farmers to produce good quality banana fiber and supports youth to revolutionize the fashion industry. Please find more on @mawejjecreations.

Merve is a sunpowered knitting creative designing "froggy" patterns. Check her Instagram on @marwian.

German is a difficult language - that is what people say. In this episode, Nikola of Conversational German proves to you that German can be easy! You can find Nikola on YouTube and Instagram.

Cirus is a Ugandan serial founder: His ventures include, among others, Sumic Online, Sumic IT Solutions and Sumic Productions.

Dalia founded Green Textile Solutions, a company offering sustainable and fairly produced work textiles for the medical sector.

Ernest believes running is a tool for physical and mental health. In this episode, he talks about his passion and journey into running.

Emmanuel is a trained fashion designer and photographer. In this episode, he talks about his streetwear brand Eguana, which infuses Afrocentric prints to more contemporary styles.

Harriet works with Foundation for Integrated Rural Development Uganda (FIRD) as the Executive Director. She is a human rights educator and community activist advocating for the promotion and protection of vulnerable people’s rights, especially women, girls and youth in post-conflict northern Uganda at the grassroot level. Listen in as she engages us in her daily work routine.

Patra is a feminist, poet, playwright and a teacher trainee in English and Literature. She is an author dedicated to address social issues, especially those against women. Listen in as she tells about her passion.

Roy Ronald Tumwizere, founder of Trroy Studios, talks about his project, which is an entertainment and creative arts hub focused on teaching and developing talent in Kampala, Uganda.

Listen to Barrington Chungulo as he tells about the Dream Factory Zambia, with a vision that fuels the dreams of the Zambian people to bring life and freedom to grow and empower them to live their dreams.

With her NGO Strong GIRLS Foundation Uganda, Joan Comfort Agazu follows this vision: Girls with self esteem, ready to lead, love each other, never scared of the future, because they know God is on their side and who can be against them.

Solomon Eko describes his company KampusKonnekt49, an educational consulting service and an online networking platform for students and professionals aspiring to study in Germany.

Pascal Amuriat is a cultural and land rights promoter. In this episode, he tells us about his experience working for and with communities to foster culture and rights to land. He is a councilor in the Teso chiefdom Einos Iteso Kopiten. A platform that provides an opportunity to front Teso issues. Additionally, he is a writer of Ateker books which includes Awaragasia nu Iteso, Asapan na Iteso, Kisisiau Ateso.

Ivan is the founder of Raumly, a dedicated entrepreneur, and a published author. This episode features his startup Raumly, which aims to expedite the search for your next event space on hourly-basis.

Improv is a type of theatre, in which much is performed is unplanned or unscripted. In this episode of the MableMomente Talkshow, Estera Mihaila talks about her work as a improv theatre trainer in Bonn.

WaterWide is a non-profit organisation that tracks government spending for water, sanitation and hygiene for improved access in rural communities. In this episode of the MableMomente Talkshow, its found Wilson Atumeyi talks about his journey. You can find more information on WaterWide also on Instagram.

In this episode, the Swedish wildlife photographer Peter Hogel talks about how his photography journey landed him in East Africa. You can find him also on Instagram.

Epiaka Charlotte tells us about her entrepreneurial journey as the founder of the language school project "The Chinese Mandarin Experience" in this episode.

Mable talks to OJ Gideon, a young author. We talk about his recently published book "The Shoes of an African Teenager". OJ Gideon also provides a sneak peak on his second book.

Eninu William talks about his writing of short stories.

In this episode, Jimmy Spire Ssentongo (PhD), editorial cartoonist with The Observer, Uganda and Philosophy lecturer, talks about his works as a cartoonist. Follow him on Facebook for more information and - of course - cartoons.

An interview with Growth Coach, Teacher, Author, Entreprenuer, Farmer and Environmentalist Ngonzi TheSolution Wataba on his new book "Education is not the Key".

William Cheptoek, a site guide at Sipi Falls, Kapchorwa District, Eastern Uganda, tells us about his tours and line of work.