By Edris Kiggundu The suspension of two journalists at Baba TV over their satirical criticism of Parliament has exposed the …
With the consumer at the centre, journalism will survive
By Collins Hinamundi On 30 November 2022, Next Media Services (NMS), the company that owns NBS TV, laid off more …
Covering Africa in a rapidly evolving digital landscape
It is a very tough time to be a journalist. It is a very challenging time for the media. I’m not …
The state of innovation and media viability in East Africa
Media houses globally are grappling with how best to produce quality content and remain financially viable in the wake of …
How fake science websites hijack our trust in experts to misinform and confuse
Isobelle Clarke, Lancaster University The scientific method is rigorous. Claims and premises are supported with evidence. The peer review system …
To stay relevant, print media must reinvent their content model – Chief Justice
Chief Justice Alfonse Chigamoy Owiny The Supreme Court made ground-breaking findings and pronouncements [in the case of Charles Onyango Obbo …
NBS TV’s Lukwago vs Opondo altercation: Why media houses should embrace the safeguarding culture
By John Baptist Imokola When I was a morning show host on WBS TV, one guest took us by surprise …
NBS TV chaotic incident and the place of broadcasting standards in Uganda
By Adolf Mbaine “The Frontline”, a popular programme on NBS TV, ended abruptly on Thursday, 28 July 2022. This followed …