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For all its vast infrastructure and apparent complexity, the internet can be switched off with startling ease. During Uganda’s 2021 general elections, this reality became clear when authorities imposed a total internet blackout, cutting off communication, disrupting businesses, and restricting access to information nationwide. As Uganda approaches another electoral cycle, concerns have resurfaced that similar measures could be taken again. However, in a joint press conference held this week by the ICT Ministry Permanent Secretary, Aminah Zawedde, and Uganda Communications Commission Executive Director, Nyombi Thembo, publicly dismissed these fears, denying any plans to shut down the internet and describing reports…
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As East African economies continue to navigate the pressures of inflation, currency swings and an increasingly uncertain global landscape, one question is rising to the top of boardroom agendas: how do organisations stay steady when the environment around them keeps shifting? The latest KPMG Africa CEO Outlook suggests that leaders are beginning to find their answer. AI has moved from the margins to the centre of strategic thinking, with 71% of African CEOs investing in AI and talent to strengthen growth and resilience. In East Africa specifically, 40% of CEOs now view AI as a critical tool for operational efficiency…
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In the heart of Kampala’s busy central business district, the rhythm of modern life pulses through the fingertips of Gen Z digital influencers and their smartphones. At concerts, fashion shows, or corporate events, they glide through a stream of apps on sleek, glass-encased smartphones—devices that have become more command centers than mere phones. With a tap, the internet brings real-time social updates to life, AI tools polish photos before they’re posted, and mobile wallets handle everything from splitting bills to paying Uber fares. Now rewind to 1993, just three decades earlier. In the same city, another young Ugandan was perhaps…
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MTN Uganda has contributed UGX 42.5 billion to the Uganda Communications Commission’s (UCC) Universal Service and Access Fund, aimed at developing telecommunications services in underserved areas. The funding marks a significant increase from last year’s contribution of UGX 36 billion. At a press briefing held at the UCC headquarters in Bugolobi, a Kampala city suburb in the Ugandan capital on Friday, the telecom company highlighted its ongoing commitment to driving substantial change and bridging the digital divide in the country, which is a dedication to not just meeting but exceeding its licensing obligations. “We believe that everyone deserves the benefits…
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The Deputy Executive at National Planning Authority Charles Olweny Ojok has urged technology entrepreneurs and organisations to embrace the shared digital economy to enhance efficiency and competitiveness as well as create enhanced customer experiences. “Using shared digital platforms will make it easier for end-users to access products and services, resulting in reduced operational costs, and improved sales for entrepreneurs and service providers. The shared platforms will make it easier to reach last-mile users in the rural communities – who for long have been digitally excluded”, said Mr Olweny. He was speaking at the just-ended Digital Economy Showcase, held at the…
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The UN Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) has called upon Digital Financial Services (DFS) stakeholders to open their digital interfaces and data systems to accelerate the growth of the digital economy in Uganda. Speaking at a workshop on November 28th 2019 – OPEN APIs/ OPEN DATA in the Digital Economy – held at the Mestil Hotel in Kampala, Chris Lukolyo, the Digital Country Lead at UNCDF said that open digital payment ecosystem will allow various stakeholders to easily leverage data and payment functionalities to develop innovative digital service-offerings which will in turn contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals…
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