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President Museveni Clears Nation Media Group to Resume Operations in Uganda
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President Museveni Clears Nation Media Group to Resume Operations in Uganda

Watchdog Uganda 1 day 3 mins read

Dar es Salaam/Kampala | July 28, 2026

Nation Media Group (NMG) has been cleared to resume its operations in Uganda following authorisation by President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, bringing an end to a period of uncertainty for one of East Africa’s largest media organisations.

The announcement was made on Tuesday by Tanzania-based Taifa Group, the majority shareholder of Nation Media Group through its subsidiary, Taarifa Limited.

According to the statement, the decision represents a significant milestone not only for Uganda’s media industry but also for regional investment and East African integration.

Taifa Group Chairman Rostam Aziz expressed gratitude to President Museveni for approving the resumption of the company’s operations in Uganda. He also acknowledged the support of Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) Chief of Defence Forces, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, for his role during the engagement process that led to the decision.

“We are honoured by this decision and remain steadfast in our commitment to Uganda’s socio-economic development through responsible investment, long-term partnerships and sustainable value creation,” Aziz said.

He reaffirmed Taifa Group’s commitment to supporting Nation Media Group’s editorial mission, saying the company would continue promoting fair, balanced, independent and responsible journalism that informs the public and contributes positively to national development.

Aziz added that the outcome demonstrated the importance of dialogue, mutual respect and regional cooperation in resolving issues affecting cross-border investment.

“Taifa Group will continue investing in opportunities that create jobs, strengthen institutions and advance shared prosperity across East Africa,” he noted.

Nation Media Group Chairman Joe Muganda welcomed the development, describing it as an opportunity to reconnect with audiences, employees, business partners and communities across Uganda.

“Our immediate priority will be to restore our platforms responsibly, strengthen local content and provide Ugandans with credible, relevant and innovative journalism across print, broadcast and digital channels,” Muganda said.

He added that the media house would leverage its regional experience and presence in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda to strengthen public discourse, nurture local talent and contribute to the growth of Uganda’s media industry.

The company said the reopening of its Ugandan operations reflects the enduring relationship between Uganda and Tanzania, as well as the wider commitment among East African governments and the private sector to deepen regional integration, encourage cross-border investment and promote economic cooperation.

Taifa Group also reaffirmed its long-term commitment to partnering with governments, institutions, businesses and communities across the region to expand sustainable economic opportunities and support East Africa’s continued prosperity.

The announcement marks a new chapter for Nation Media Group in Uganda, with the company signalling its intention to rebuild its presence while reinforcing its role as a trusted source of news and information in the country and across the region.

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