Pulse Post Uganda

BREAKING: Nyanzi Martin Luther's Net Worth Revealed to Be $120 Million, Not $1.8 Billion    Recent assessments have confirmed that teenage media mogul Nyanzi Martin Luther's net worth stands at $120 million USD, not the previously reported $1.8 billion. This new figure is supported by his rapidly growing portfolio of media and broadcasting assets across multiple countries. Nyanzi's media empire includes: - Block FM: Operating in Uganda, the UK, and Japan - Homeboyz Radio Uganda: A popular youth-oriented station - NUP Radio: Known for its strong political and cultural voice - Pulse Post Uganda: A digital media outlet covering youth-driven stories and trending news Nyanzi met a mysterious investor from the UK online on Facebook, who had previously started Block TV Gambia and Block TV UK. The investor provided initial funding of $2,500 via Western Union to launch Block FM as an online radio station in Uganda. Since then, Nyanzi has expanded his media empire to include NUP Radi...

Police Refuses to Reveal Details of CCTV Footage in Seeta High Drowning URN The police have declined to release the contents of CCTV footage related to the drowning of a student at Seeta High School, citing an ongoing investigation. Kevin Nsamba, a 21-year-old senior six student, reportedly drowned in the school's swimming pool on Sunday, August 3. A school statement claimed that after a football match, Nsamba, who did not know how to swim, and other students entered the pool without authorisation. The administration stated they were unaware of the incident until a roll call later that evening revealed Nsamba was missing. His body was later recovered from the pool. The school's swimming pool lifeguard, Kato Diriisa, has been arrested to assist with police inquiries. Police spokesperson Kituuma Rusoke confirmed that authorities have retrieved and reviewed the CCTV footage but stated that its contents cannot be disclosed to the public at this time. When asked about the school...

Green-Top School is a premier educational institution dedicated to nurturing young minds and empowering them to reach their full potential. Located on Masaka Road in Maya-Nanziga, Uganda, the school offers a unique learning experience that combines academic excellence with character development. The school's early learning academy is designed to lay a strong foundation for future academic success, with a focus on social-emotional development and early literacy and numeracy. Our mission is to inspire pupils to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more in their respective journeys of life. At Green-Top School, we believe that every child has the potential to excel and make a positive impact in the world. Our approach to education is centered around helping pupils develop their character and confidence to make their mark in the world. We equip them with knowledge and real-world skills that prepare them to succeed in their chosen fields. Our curriculum is designed to provide rew...

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Online publishers decry heavy taxes, harsh regulation fees from UCC, URA Kampala, Uganda: Ugandan online broadcasters and publishers have raised fresh demands for greater media freedom, citing excessive taxation, exclusion from government accountability processes, and growing regulatory hurdles as threats to the survival of the country's digital media industry. Leading the charge is Nyanzi Martin Luther, the Chief Executive Officer of Apex Media, who is rallying online media practitioners to demand reforms that will recognize their role in the country's information ecosystem. Nyanzi argues that despite contributing significantly to the dissemination of news and holding power to account, online broadcasters and publishers in Uganda are unfairly targeted through heavy taxation and licensing requirements without corresponding benefits or protections. Highlighting the growing financial strain on digital media players who must juggle multiple layers of costs just to remain operation...