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The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has become the fifth East African member state to officially authorise Starlink to operate as an internet service provider in the country, marking a significant step toward expanding internet access nationwide. DRC joins the ranks of Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan and Burundi where Starlink is currently operating as a satellite internet service. In a press release issued by the Regulatory Authority of Posts and Telecommunications of Congo (ARPTC), the government confirmed that it had granted a telecommunications license to Starlink DRC S.A., a Congolese-registered entity of the global satellite internet provider. The decision follows…
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The government of South Sudan has strongly criticized what it perceives as biased and negative reporting by Uganda’s Daily Monitor newspaper, accusing the publication of undermining the cordial relations between…
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A significant boost to regional economic integration has been announced, following a two-day Finance and Private Sector Participation Cluster Regional meeting in Kampala, Uganda. The meeting, attended by delegations from Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, and Uganda, reviewed and updated the implementation status of directives on finance and private sector participation under the Northern Corridor Integration Projects (NCIPs). Mr. Patrick Ocailap, representing Uganda’s Minister of Finance Matia Kasaija unveiled an array of impressive achievements in the country’s implementation of the NCIPs. In the rail sector, he said Uganda had acquired 58% of the right-of-way for the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) on…
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By Silvia Nyambura The last 2 years are perhaps the most difficult economic times, Uganda has experienced in a long time, but now experts predict 2014 is heavily billed as the year of full recovery. Most recent predictions in the 3rd quarter of 2013/2014, projected the Ugandan economy would grow at an average rate of 6 percent in 2014 characterised by a single digit inflation, a stable and stronger shilling as well as increased domestic multi billion shilling investments in energy, transport, oil and gas infrastructure. Now a freshly released report by regional asset management firm PineBridge Investments on January…
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By Patrick Kagenda An International Alert (Uganda) commissioned report on the impact of South Sudan on Uganda`s economy titled, “South Sudan-Uganda investment & Trade relations: Preliminary Findings & Recommendations
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