ICT

Ugandan consumers  are literally spoilt for choice as more internet providers unveil unique products and services. The latest is Wananchi Cable Uganda Ltd that  launched its operations in Uganda on Tuesday with the introduction of the super fast internet speed of 100 Mbps. The service will be offered through Wananchi

Panic has intensified in National Information Technology Authority-Uganda (NITA-U) ahead of the reported dissolution. Credible sources reveal that a few days ago, NITA bosses rushed to the Solicitor General (SG) crying out loud after Ministry of Finance Permanent Secretary, Keith Muhakanizi assured them his decision directing all Government Ministries, Departments

Airtel Uganda Friday morning announced the launch of its 4GLTE mobile telecommunications technology, a move that will up competition for the data market in Uganda's telecoms industry. The announcement was made during a press briefing held at theKampala Serena Hotel and attended by the Minister of ICT, Frank Tumwebaze and

The MTN Innovation Awards that recognize digital innovation in the country are back. MTN Uganda on Friday made a call for entries for the MTN Innovation Awards 2017, seeking to recognize both Mobile and Web-based applications developed by Ugandans. There are at least seven (7) categories to pick from and

National Information Technology Authority-Uganda (NITA-U) has spoken out for the first time about its reported closure by the government. NITA-U says it is an autonomous statutory body established under the NITA-U Act 2009, to coordinate and regulate Information Technology services in Uganda and therefore a directive by Ministry of Finance

President Yoweri Museveni’s desire to close the mushrooming government agencies is beginning to see light of the day. Museveni directed Prime Minister, Dr. Ruhakana Rugunda to handle the matter and according to sources in Prime Minister’s Office (OPM), government will pilot Museveni’s directive beginning with National Information Technology Authority-Uganda (NITA-U).