NTVUganda
NTV Uganda went on air in December 2006. The Station airs across Uganda as a free-to-air Channel. NTV Uganda is a subsidiary of Nation Media Group.
50 gymnasts, administrators, coaches complete training
Uganda’s Patience Athieno wins Tennis Open
WOMEN FOOTBALL: Rines SS beat Wakiso hill 3-2 to stay in the league
BIKA BYA BUGANDA GAMES:Omusu wins the over-35 years football title
How youth are using beekeeping to save forests
From Poachers To Tree Planters:Why youths are killing yellow billed storks
Mayor Erias Lukwago calls for improved welfare for KCCA workers
Human rights advocates call for an end to abuse of domestic workers
Mental health experts weigh in on why most patients never get care
Local farmers expectant as plant buys their produce
Angry herdsmen reject presidential eviction notice
Parents, analysts welcome new education guidelines
Uganda aquatics leadership sworn In for new four-year term
Uganda flags off first coffee shipment to Serbia, opening new market in the Balkans
Ntoroko leaders launch zero-grazing cattle initiative to boost incomes amid climate challenges
Mbale city launches first plastic recycling plant to tackle waste and create jobs
149 Kenyan pilgrims arrive in Uganda ahead of martyrs' day celebrations
Uganda aquatics trains teachers to curb rising drowning cases
Kween residents demand answers over rising cattle rustling and fatal shooting
DP prepares for delegates’ conference as leadership in Bunyoro voices concerns
Mass at Lubaga Cathedral | NTV GXP
Profitable Poultry Farming in Uganda | SEEDS OF GOLD
Education challenges facing Budaka district | PEOPLES PARLIAMENT
Why the NRM polls continue to be troublesome | TALK OF THE NATION
Moses Magogo set to continue as FUFA President after uncontested nomination
Kawempe Muslim ladies edge Uganda Martyrs as Tooro, Olila fight relegation
How government is moving to encourage afforestation (Part 1)
Police arrest woman over missing boy
Residents raise concerns over deteriorating Kigungu road near Entebbe Airport
MP Mwijukye says Namugongo Trek is about faith, not status