By Our Reporter

Like the prodigal son, Raymond Mujuni has been welcomed back to NTV Uganda.

The investigative journalist who had left the Serena-based station in late 2017 to join the investigations desk for rival Kamwokya-based station, NBS TV confirmed his return to NTV on Tuesday.

“Glad to rejoin the Nation Media Group,” Mujuni confirmed on a social media. “I look forward to engaging, improving and growing the content on its platforms to reflect the needs of our audiences.”

According to word on the grapevine, Mujuni resigned from NBS TV over salary-related issues. Sources also revealed that the station failed to deliver on their promise for more resources to support his investigative work.

During his two years at NBS, Mujuni was directly involved in 11 investigative reports.

He returns to NTV Uganda in an editorial role.

By Reporter

The late Elly Wamala may have gone but 2020 could see his predecessor re-ignite his long blunt sword.

Lukwatsss is the late’s grandson and has ventured into the singing arena ready to take it on and shine. Previously, he has done songs like Mona Lisa, She Says, BullDozaa, Milan, Tib, Kapable and now Dakota.

We sample his latest for you to tell us if the talent is worth the hype.

By Reporter

The ghetto kids are all smiles after securing aid from the Ugandan Parliament. The ghetto kids last year ran to the speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga to aid clear balance for the Makindye based home that was being taken back by owner after failing yo clear balance.

Today, they have been blessed with 114 million shillings to get their home back in their grip.

By Stuart G-Khast

With several musicians taking their political stands ahead of the forthcoming elections, the latest is Ziza Bafana who contrary to many like Big Eye has taken his stand against the ruling government.

Bafana last year released a song in Praise of the President titled “Musanvu” but has lately made a U-turn to the pressure group People Power. Today, Ziza Bafana visited Bobi Wine at his home in an initiation to the group and has vowed to stay loyal to him and his people power motives.

Ziza Bafana joins musicians like Yung Mullo, Lil Pazzo and others who has vowed to stand by Bobi Wine.