Vision Voice 94.8 starts hard-hitting show
Jun 04, 2009
FAIR and Square, an informative, provocative and entertaining talk show on Vision Voice 94.8 FM starts tomorrow.
By Vision Reporter
FAIR and Square, an informative, provocative and entertaining talk show on Vision Voice 94.8 FM starts tomorrow.
The programme’s maiden show will run from 9:00am to 11:00am, according to its host, Paul Busharizi, who also doubles as Business Vision editor, said yesterday.
It will focus on historic, political, social and economic events of the week.
“We are hoping that the seasoned panelists will fill in the historic gaps,†Busharizi stated.
The panelists are The New Vision’s chief, Robert Kabushenga, David Mpanga, a lawyer and minister in the Buganda government and Betty Amongi, the Apac Woman MP.
During the second hour of the show, Busharizi said, listeners will have an opportunity to call in and voice their views about a particular subject.
Deputy Editor-in-Chief Barbara Kaija said the show was in line with the company’s policy of offering a public forum to its audiences so that they can contribute ideas to national development.
Vision Voice is one of the three radio stations owned by The New Vision Printing and Publishing Company.
FAIR and Square, an informative, provocative and entertaining talk show on Vision Voice 94.8 FM starts tomorrow.
The programme’s maiden show will run from 9:00am to 11:00am, according to its host, Paul Busharizi, who also doubles as Business Vision editor, said yesterday.
It will focus on historic, political, social and economic events of the week.
“We are hoping that the seasoned panelists will fill in the historic gaps,†Busharizi stated.
The panelists are The New Vision’s chief, Robert Kabushenga, David Mpanga, a lawyer and minister in the Buganda government and Betty Amongi, the Apac Woman MP.
During the second hour of the show, Busharizi said, listeners will have an opportunity to call in and voice their views about a particular subject.
Deputy Editor-in-Chief Barbara Kaija said the show was in line with the company’s policy of offering a public forum to its audiences so that they can contribute ideas to national development.
Vision Voice is one of the three radio stations owned by The New Vision Printing and Publishing Company.