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
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
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
According to UCC’s Irene Kaggwa Sewankambo the telecommunications sector in Uganda, is one of the few sectors with consistent price drops over the years despite the increases in the cost of factor inputs such as fuel and forex depreciation. She says, on average, Uganda has enjoyed a consistent improvement in the affordability of communication services with average mobile voice and data prices dropping by more than 25% and 88% in the last 10 years.
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
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
From left to right; Chief Technical Officer Kobel Humphrey, Lycamobile Uganda CEO Vinay Choudary, Chief Operations Manager for Africa Jegajeevan Rajathurai and UCC Ag. Executive Director Irene Kaggwa Sewankambo. Courtesy photo
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
MTN CEO, Mr Wim Vanhellepute and UCC Ag Executive Director, Irene Kaggwa Sewankambo joined by other UCC and MTN official display MTN's license soon after signing
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
Telecoms took big revenue hits on mobile money and voice calls but made minor gains on data revenue. With Uganda’s 2020 growth projections lowered to between 2.5% and 3.5%, medium term future still remains shaky
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