Monitor Returns to Print, but Readers Question Editorial Shift
The newspaper's lead story, "Cost of a Bride," examined bride price practices across Uganda's different cultures, while other front-page stories focused on education and...
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NMG delays staff return to office despite military departure
NMG Uganda has delayed the return of staff to its offices despite the withdrawal of military personnel, citing ongoing security assessments before full reopening.Nation M...
Mission unchanged: Nation Media vows to continue ‘pursuing the truth’
Nation Media Group has promised to continue pursuing truth, accountability and independent journalism as it restores its platforms after a month-long military-enforced sh...
Kin Kariisa’s Next Media Completes 100% Takeover of Capital Radio, Takes Control of Capital FM, Beat FM, and KIIS FM
Kampala — Media mogul Kin Kariisa’s Next Media Services has finalized the 100% acquisition of Capital Radio 2015 Limited, bringing one of Uganda’s mo...
Today in History: Daily Monitor is Born
The paper was founded by seven journalists led by Wafula Oguttu, Charles Onyango-Obbo, David Ouma Balikowa, Kevin Aliro, Richard Tebere, James Serugo, and Kevin O'Connor...
Daily Monitor published my first article when I was 16. I miss it dearly
Reporters in the newsroom of Daily Monitor at NamuwongoThe year was, I think, 1996, when my first article appeared in the Daily Monitor newspaper.I could not believe it...
Nation Media Staff Caught Between Uncertainty and Silence
Two weeks after the military sealed off Nation Media Group offices, hundreds of employees remain uncertain about their future as the country’s largest private medi...
Exclusive: Why Daily Monitor, NTV Will Remain Closed for Months
Daily Monitor offices in Namuwongo , Kampala remain closedThe Daily Monitor and NTV Uganda are unlikely to resume operations for several months as Tanzanian businessman R...
Chris Obore walking on eggshells as Oboth-Oboth prepares to make leadership changes
Chris Obore, the long-serving and outspoken director of Communications at Parliament, is said to be navigating one of the most delicate moments of his career following th...
Fear in the Newsroom: Journalist Kungu Al-Mahadi Adam Warns Uganda’s Sovereignty Bill Could Criminalise Reporting
Concerns are rising within Uganda’s media circles after journalist Kungu Al-Mahadi Adam warned that the proposed Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026 could signifi...