The Next Media Foundation has announced itself to the world, with a launch of a maternity ward. The foundation’s first major project, the Mama Kariisa Maternity Ward at Rubare Health Centre IV in Ntungamo District, was officially commissioned on 28th March 2026. The foundation was established with a focused mission: to improve lives in Ugandan […]

On 28th March 2026, the Mama Kariisa Maternity Ward at Rubare Health Centre IV in Ntungamo District was officially commissioned, marking a significant moment for maternal healthcare in Western Uganda. The Minister of State for Health General Duties, Hon. Anifa Bangirana Kawooya, performed the commissioning on behalf of Hon. Ruth Aceng, Minister of Health, in

On Saturday, March 27, the Kampala Capital City Authority organised a partners’ appreciation engagement at City Hall, where we were named a Platinum Sponsor of the Kampala City Festival 2025 in recognition of our contribution to amplifying one of the city’s most celebrated events. The engagement brought together partners from across sectors to reflect on

On Thursday, March 26, we welcomed female creatives, storytellers, and media professionals to the Next Creata Hub for the Creata Connect Women’s Month Edition, a session built around sharing experiences, learning, and collaboration. This edition of Creata Connect, a monthly community series by Next Creata, was organised under the theme “Visibility to Value.” The focus

History, heartbeat, and a whole lot of hustle. Our brands were everywhere this week, and we mean everywhere. From Parliament to the pitch, from Eid prayers to game design, from auditions to graduations, we stayed where the story lives. Musicians stepped up, and sometimes they make history. On Tuesday, NBS and Sanyuka were in the

The search for Uganda’s next media stars came to life at the Next Creata Hub on Thursday, March 19, as shortlisted participants gathered for the live auditions of the Next Big Voice. One after another, young creatives stepped up to the mic, each bringing their own style, voice, and presence. The auditions ran from the

Across Uganda, Next Media brands stayed where stories were unfolding. From national moments to community conversations, our teams reported, broadcast, and connected audiences to the events shaping everyday life. The week reflected how media can bring people closer to information, shared experiences, and opportunities for change. The week began with Salam TV covering the launch

  Next Media hosted a special celebration to recognize and appreciate the women who contribute to the success of its brands, bringing together women from across departments for an afternoon of reflection, connection, and celebration. Held on March 6 at the Next Media Park under the theme “She Ready: You’re Seen. You’re Heard. You’re Valued,”

Across Uganda, our teams were on the ground, bringing communities, culture, and national moments closer to the people. From civic life to faith, sport, music, and health, Next Media’s brands stayed where the stories happen. The week began with remembrance as NBS covered the 49th Commemoration of St. Janani Luwum Day at St. Paul Church

This past week, our brands moved across the country and beyond to capture stories of charity, creativity, education, music, and community. From boardrooms to marketplaces, our teams stayed where the story lives and brought it closer to you. The week opened with a call to action. NBS Sport joined Absa Bank Uganda as media partner