By Spy Uganda
Kampala: NBS TV has once again proven why it’s a leader in delivering real-time, impactful journalism. During the 2024 US Elections, the station under the sharp reporting of senior journalist Canary Mugume, provided Ugandan audiences with an unfiltered, in-depth look at one of the most pivotal global events of the year.
From the moment the elections began, Canary’s presence on social media became an essential hub for Ugandans seeking fast, accurate updates. His live tweets didn’t just tell the story—they made it accessible, offering instant snapshots of the unfolding political drama in the US.
Every post was carefully crafted to give Ugandans the clarity they needed, whether it was poll results, voter turnout, or the broader implications for global democracy.
But NBS TV didn’t stop there. The station’s flagship programs such as NBS Live at 9, Morning Breeze, and NBS Amasengejje ensured that no matter where you tuned in, you were getting the latest updates paired with expert commentary and analysis.
This combination of on-the-ground reporting and prime-time broadcasting created an immersive election experience, one that not only informed but also deepened my understanding of how global events resonate locally.
By weaving together these multiple channels of information, NBS TV demonstrated its commitment to engaging Ugandan audiences on a global scale.
The 2024 US Elections weren’t just a foreign event—they were a moment that connected Ugandans to the broader world. And through Canary Mugume’s comprehensive coverage, NBS TV showed how serious it is about bringing the world to Ugandans.
