Kayonga Paul

Recently I had a tete~a~tete moment with @dw_akademie @dwnews 's @oletan about my two year Journalism career. The insightful conservation is captured in the article below. @nbstv @IMChallengeug @KigoziJoe @KKariisa @joycebagala1 m.dw.com/en/out-of-the-…

@AdamNuwamanya Thank you very much, Musomesa. We do the little we can!

Congratulations my bro @PaulKayonga1 Yes, "musomesa" you call me. Your laughter to my jazz usually quenched my stress! You wished Germany for me! Congrats bro. You deserve bigger things bro. BIGGER AND BIGGER!

@MacxzzonMuhwezi Thanks, Senior Member

He is a top lad.

NBS Editor Kayonga Earns Regional Recognition for Investigative Journalism Study #NilePostNews nilepost.co.ug/news/328599/nb…

@nalrosbuk @DaltonKaweesa @Makerere I will request Dr. Walulya to make the necessary calls.

@DaltonKaweesa @Makerere Congratulations ssebo. Not a small thing this is. Higher, Higher

Congratulations, Paul. This is huge. Munange, I was asked to publish after my @Makerere MAJC thesis naye mama...Mukama nayamba 😄

The study also calls for the creation of collaborative networks to enable resource-sharing among journalists and media houses. nilepost.co.ug/news/328592/nb…

Stories on the Rwanda genocide, by Shiela Kawamara, The Sale of Uganda’s biggest bank, by Simon Kaheru in 1998, and Agen Kevin Aliro’s unlawful detention and torture of Muslims in Uganda, in 1998, provide trace marks for investigative journalism in Uganda.

The practice of Investigative Journalism in Uganda is a multidimensional process that involves several key stages. Becoming an Investigative Journalist in Uganda is often a personal initiative driven by passion and circumstances, rather than a formal recruitment process.

While force - or violence - may be a final arbiter of political conflicts, it is not a successful or permanent instrument of political control. - A.B.K Kasozi, 2013

@ntvuganda celebrates 20 years on air, marking two decades of broadcasting since its launch on December 6, 2006, by Nation Media Group. #NBSUpdates

Butambala County MP, Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi back in court in Butambala with 24 other suspects on terrorism charges. #NBSUpdates

From all of us at Next, Happy #WomensDay2026 to the women who keep our homes steady, our teams honest, and our country moving. Thank you for leading, building, teaching, caring, and pushing every space to do better. Today, we celebrate you. Every other day, we must back that celebration with real respect, real opportunity, and real voice.

We salute your achievements and wish you many more years of continued innovation, growth, and success. #NewVisionAt40 #NextMediaUG

"Comparative Media Systems" gives us a deeper understanding of why the media is the way it is? Pay attention to: The media market The level of professionalism Political parallelism, and... The nature of politics

Brainstorming with editors and colleagues helps navigate a clear purpose for story development. #NoSafetyNoStory #UkweliAfrica

#NBSUpdates: Justice Rosette Comfort Kania has ruled that there's a case to answer for Molly Katanga and her four co-accused in the murder trial of her husband, Henry Katanga. This means the defense will now present their evidence to prove the accused's innocence.

@Dr_SamKazibwe is simply a gift to active journalism. It's embarrassing to attack him, not because he presented wrong information, but because that information threatens your social desirability. Dr. Kazibwe is well-researched; don't drag him into deception.

Rest in Eternal Peace, Julius Kitone.

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of our colleague, Julius Kitone, who died in a car accident. Julius will be remembered for his quiet excellence, dedication, and service to our newsroom and the wider Next Media family. We extend our sincere condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues. May his soul rest in peace. #NextMediaUG