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Next Media, Capital FM Group Forge Strategic Partnership

By Tracey Kansiime | Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Next Media, Capital FM Group Forge Strategic Partnership
Next Media and Capital FM Group have announced a strategic collaboration that will see the two media houses work together on content sharing, audience engagement and advertising solutions while maintaining their independent brands and editorial identities.

Two of Uganda’s leading media organisations, Next Media and Capital FM Group, have entered into a strategic collaboration aimed at expanding audience reach, enhancing content offerings and creating greater value for advertisers across multiple platforms.

The partnership brings together the strengths of both organisations in television, radio, digital and multimedia broadcasting, opening new opportunities for content sharing, cross-platform engagement and joint experiences.

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Under the arrangement, both companies will retain their independence, maintaining their respective brands, operations and editorial identities while pursuing areas of mutual benefit and innovation.

The collaboration marks a significant development in Uganda’s media industry, uniting two established organizations with extensive experience in broadcasting, digital media, audience engagement and advertising services.

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Next Media operates several prominent media brands, including NBS Television, NBS Sport, Sanyuka TV, Nile Post, Next Radio and Afro Mobile.

Capital FM Group, meanwhile, owns and operates some of Uganda’s most recognized radio stations, including Capital FM, KIIS FM and Beat FM.

According to the two organizations, the partnership is expected to create new opportunities for content development, strengthen audience engagement and offer integrated advertising solutions tailored to evolving consumer and business needs.

Industry observers say the collaboration reflects a growing trend within the media sector toward strategic partnerships that leverage complementary strengths while preserving organizational independence and brand identity.

Both companies have said the partnership is anchored on a shared commitment to innovation, quality content and delivering enhanced value to audiences, advertisers and business partners.

The collaboration comes at a time when media organizations are increasingly exploring new models of growth and audience engagement in response to changing consumption habits and rapid digital transformation.

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