‘Government was right to shut down internet during 2021 general elections’- High Court rules
High court judge Musa Ssekaana on Monday ruled that government was right to shut down the internet on a polling ...
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Internet Operators Rendezvous at the 3rd Annual UGNOG Summit
The Uganda Network Operators Group (UGNOG) excelled at hosting yet another successful summit following two previously virtually held in 2020 ...
FR. LAZAR ARASU: Digital Connections Creating Loneliness
Digital Technology has penetrated every part of our life. We google all our needs. When we want to know the ...
Choosing the Right Mobile Casino – 5 Tips How
Mobile penetration is still on the rise in Africa, and thanks to the increased availability of solid internet connections, more ...
Kigezi: Women, girls trained on cyber security,proper use of internet
At least 25 women and girls from Kigezi sub region were on Friday trained on digital Security and urged to ...
SEACOM unveils mega fibre expansion strategy to improve internet speed, affordability in Uganda
SEACOM, a pan-Africa telecommunications service provider has unveiled a mega-regional expansion strategy for Uganda and East Africa as a way ...
Government to negotiate with telecom companies over internet cost reduction
The government of Uganda has today Thursday revealed its intentions to start vigorous talks with various telecom companies and internet ...
Minister Ssebugwawo demands reduction in internet costs
The State Minister for Information and Communication Technology-ICT, Joyce Nabbosa Ssebugwawo has directed the National Information Technology Authority Uganda-NITA-U to ...
‘Lift the ban on Facebook and widen network coverage’- Ugandan government urged
It is a constitutional right for every Ugandan to have access to information but this provision of the Constitution has ...
VICENT MUGWA: Is the 12% data tax the last stroke to Uganda’s crippling Education system?
An open letter to the President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni Mr. President , I address you today with all the due ...
