Uganda appeals for partnership to combat cyber crime
The head of state said , while technology was important for economic growth, it also had drawbacks, highlighting the necessity for collaboration in regulating AI.
Mthulisi Sibanda
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Strike against Uganda's e-tax suspended
The Ugandan president issued the directive to halt the Electronic Fiscal Receipting and Invoicing Solution after meeting with traders at State House Entebbe.
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Uganda imposes new tech tax on foreign firms
Foreign-owned tech companies in Uganda will pay 5% of their income to the government.
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MTN Uganda invests $26m in network buildout
MTN Uganda says its 4G population coverage has significantly increased to over 80%, driving better connectivity for customers.
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MTN pledges to boost Uganda’s economic development
Leadership met with Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni during his two-day state visit to South Africa and discussed efforts to support Uganda’s development.
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Digital rights activists head to court as Uganda unveils new social media law
A new Bill was passed by the country’s parliament in September and could see offenders locked up for up to ten years.
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Social media networks restored in Uganda…except Facebook
Minister of State for Information, Communication and Technology Peter Ogwang confirms latest development.
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Uganda: internet shutdown amounts to ‘switching off economic engine’
Research Manager, IT services for IDC Sub-Saharan Africa delves into the short-and long-term implications.
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Internet shutdown could trip Uganda up on debt repayments
Ministry of Finance Permanent Secretary and Secretary issues warning.
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Internet blackout may have cost Uganda US$9m
NetBlocks, a digital rights organisation estimates the impact on digital services, including mobile money.
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Uganda takes swipe at social media
Despite appeals, pressure from the public, officials have ordered shut down of various applications and platforms ahead of election.
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Uganda’s President urged to protect digital communication
Over 54 organisations write to Museveni over possible internet shutdown.