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In the realm of technology, each year brings a new wave of innovations and trends that captivate the market and shape the digital landscape. The year 2023 was no exception, as it witnessed a convergence of various technologies that not only transformed how we interact with digital platforms, but also set the pace for upcoming tech advancements in 2024. The CEO Magazine sought out expert opinions from tech savvy experts on what tech trends ruled in 2023, and what to expect in 2024. Telecom sector Ms Irene Kaggwa Ssewankambo, the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) Director of Engineering and Communications Infrastructure…
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Regional communications sector regulators have resolved to review the implementation of the much sought-after One Network Area (ONA) framework on roaming charges to help deal with issues emerging from its implementation. The One Network Area promises cheaper calls across the bloc due to harmonised roaming calling rates. The benefits include easier and cheaper communication that will promote the ease of doing business in the region. The development was reached at during a two-day Heads of Communications Regulatory Authorities meeting held in Kigali, Rwanda between September 14 and 15. Dr. Aminah Zawedde, the Permanent Secretary Ministry of ICT and National Guidance in…
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Airtel Uganda, this week, unveiled its 5G network with a 5G showcase event held at Kampala Serena Hotel on 7th August 2023. 5G is the 5th generation mobile network that enables a new kind of network that is designed to connect virtually everyone and everything together including machines, objects, and devices at very high speeds. It delivers higher multi-Gbps peak data speeds, more reliability, massive network capacity, increased availability, and a more uniform user experience to more users. 5G can support up to 1 million connected devices per square kilometre compared to 4G which can only support up to 100,000…
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What is the Commission’s overall take on the competitiveness landscape across the various segments of the telco industry and how is this likely to shape the development of the sector in 2023 and beyond? While the Commission continues to promote fair and competitive conduct across the communications value chain (markets), we note that some segments of the market/value chain are not as competitive as others. The differences in competitiveness at various layers of the telecommunications value chain may be attributed to differences in structural drivers such as market size as well as policy influences in the respective segments. Sometimes a…
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Uganda joined the rest of the world to celebrate the data privacy day, which is held globally on the 28th January every year. The day purposes to raise awareness and promotes privacy and data protection best practices. The data industry is still new in the world and it grows every other day. In Uganda, until 2011, there was no body responsible for data privacy and protection. The government through the ministry of ICT established the National Information and Technology Authority- Uganda commonly known as NITA-U. NITA-U is mandated to coordinate, promote and monitor information and technology developments in Uganda. It…
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Uganda’s telecom industry regulator, Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has granted a National Telecommunication Operator (NTO) license to Lycamobile, making the company the Third National Operator. Lycamobile, a subsidiary of Tangerine Limited which has operated in Uganda since the year 2008, got the NTO license on March 24, 2021. UCC Ag. Executive Director Irene Kaggwa Sewankambo during a meeting with Lycamobile officials in Kampala on May 11, 2021, said the Commission was proud of the milestone Lycamobile had attained and pledged support from the regulator. Following the approval of a new licensing framework in June 2020, the commission allowed all existing…
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After fulfilling all requirements for the extension of the Second National Operator License Agreement, MTN Uganda has been granted an extension of 12 years by the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC), effective July 1, 2020. In a statement, the Commission says: “Having conducted a performance assessment of MTN Uganda operations over the last 20 years, the Commission came to the conclusion that MTN Uganda has substantially complied with its financial and legal obligations, as well as most of the technical obligations. “Accordingly, the Government, through the Commission, and MTN Uganda, have been engaged in discussions over a license extension, which culminated…
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Reduced intra and foreign trade as well as travel restrictions imposed by government to contain the spread of the Covid-19 causing coronavirus has badly hit telecom companies in Uganda. According to a preliminary report by the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) the industry regulator, revenue from voice calls, declined by 26 per cent while revenue from mobile money services declined by 34 per cent. However, there was a 9 per cent increase in revenue from data/internet as more people stayed at home and turned to the internet for entertainment and news. The decline in revenue, according to Engineer Irene Kaggwa…
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