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What they do

• Newspapers & digital news
  They publish The Homeland Newspaper, alongside digital arms like Homeland Digital Radio and The African News Journal homelandmedia.co.ug+2homelandmedia.co.ug+2watchdoguganda.com+2homelandmedia.co.ug+1homelandmedia.co.ug+1.
• Broadcasting
  In 2022, they added Homeland TV (online and soon on-air), reporting on politics, business, entertainment, and current affairs eagle.co.ug+1eagle.co.ug+1.
• Radio
  They’ve also launched an online radio service, contributing to their multi-platform reach homelandmedia.co.ug+1eagle.co.ug+1.
• Education & training
  Through the Homeland Media Institute (HMI), they offer journalism, mass communication, and vocational skills (e.g., radio production, photography) via certificates, diplomas, and short courses. They’ve partnered with DW Akademie for scholarships and distance learning fuzu.com+3homelandmedia.co.ug+3homelandmedia.co.ug+3.
• Advertising, branding & marketing
  As a full-service agency, they support businesses through creative campaigns, publishing, printing, and digital services eagle.co.ug+1eagle.co.ug+1.

🚀 Their mission & impact

• Journalism excellence: They stress professional training to empower ethical, community-rooted reporting homelandmedia.co.ug+2homelandmedia.co.za+2watchdoguganda.com+2.
• Skill development: Offering vocational training and practical courses to build a skilled workforce, reduce youth unemployment, and combat brain drain homelandmedia.co.ug.
• Media incubation: Many HMI graduates find employment within Homeland’s media arms, creating a growing in-house talent pool fuzu.com+5eagle.co.ug+5eagle.co.ug+5.

📍 Where they’re based

Their offices and training centre are at Greenland Tower on Kampala Road, Kampala — a central location for their operations and media institute homelandmedia.co.ug+4eagle.co.ug+4homelandmedia.co.ug+4.

Why it matters

• Supports a vibrant and independent media ecosystem in Uganda.
• Trains and employs young journalists and creatives.
• Provides multi-platform access to local and international news.
• Bridges media education with practical vocational skills.

Looking ahead

They continue to grow, exploring:

• Expansion of radio & TV broadcasting.
• Strengthening scholarship and distance learning initiatives.
• Scaling regional and community-based media services.

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🏢 About Homeland Media Group

📍 Overview

Homeland Media Group is a dynamic multimedia company based in Kampala, Uganda, operating under the flagship Homeland Newspaper. It was founded by veteran journalist Nasser Kasozi Akandwanaho and has rapidly expanded across various media platforms and sectors.

📰 What They Do

1. Newspapers & Digital News
   • Publishes The Homeland Newspaper.
   • Operates digital news arms like Homeland Digital Radio and The African News Journal.
2. Broadcasting
   • Launched Homeland TV (currently online, with plans for on-air broadcasting).
   • Covers politics, business, entertainment, and current affairs.
3. Radio
   • Runs an online radio service, broadening their multi-platform reach.
4. Education & Training
   • Operates Homeland Media Institute (HMI) offering:
     • Journalism and Mass Communication
     • Radio Production
     • Photography
     • Vocational and practical short courses
   • Provides certificates, diplomas, and short courses.
   • Partners with DW Akademie for scholarships and distance learning.
5. Advertising, Branding & Marketing
   • Offers full-service agency support including:
     • Creative campaigns
     • Publishing and printing
     • Digital services for businesses and organisations.

🎯 Mission & Impact

• Journalism Excellence
  • Promotes professional, ethical, and community-rooted reporting.
• Skill Development
  • Equips youth with employable skills, reducing unemployment and brain drain.
• Media Incubation
  • Employs graduates within Homeland’s media arms, building an internal talent pipeline.

🏢 Headquarters

• Located at Greenland Tower on Kampala Road, Kampala, Uganda.

🚀 Future Plans

• Expand radio and TV broadcasting reach nationally.
• Strengthen scholarship and distance learning programs.
• Scale regional and community-based media services.