Media | Communications, Gender & Conservation Advocate
Ndungutse Angello is a broadcast journalist, radio presenter, and storyteller who uses media and communication to advance social inclusion, public participation, and community wellbeing. His work rests on the belief that media can help build more informed, inclusive, and equitable societies.
Since 2017, Angello has been using his voice during his shows for reporting and to amplifying diverse and underrepresented voices, and he sees journalism as a platform for dialogue, accountability, and shared understanding as well as a means of informing the public.
Alongside broadcasting, Angello has worked in development communication with conservation and development initiatives in the Greater Virunga Landscape, on livelihoods, natural resource management, climate resilience, and sustainable agriculture. His interests span gender and social inclusion, governance, public policy, economic development, and environmental sustainability.
His perspective is informed by Doughnut Economics and its vision of meeting the needs of all people within the means of the planet. He sees media as strengthening the social foundation by enabling voice, participation, and access to information. He also sees it as supporting the ecological ceiling by helping communities understand and act on conservation and climate challenges.
His aim is to build a career at the intersection of media, development, gender, and governance, using storytelling to help people understand the world, take part in shaping it, and imagine more inclusive and sustainable ways of thriving together.
