The Government has Upgraded Airport Internet to Wi-Fi 6
WiFi 6 is a fast wireless LAN (Local Area Network) protocol that allows networked devices to function efficiently in congested environments.
The Uganda National Oil Company Confirms It’s Kenya Registration
UNOC’s shareholders and board of directors, led by Emmanuel Katongole, remain unchanged, with control of activities in Uganda and Kenya.
‘The UNOC-Vitol Agreement Will Lower Pump Costs’
According to the Bank of Uganda, Uganda spent $1.6 billion on oil imports last year.
Tanzania and Uganda Ink Historic Gas Pipeline Deal
The pipeline, a massive technical feat, is set to snake its way from Tanzania’s gas-rich southern areas, going on a trip that would alter Uganda’s energy industry.
East African Countries Have Agreed to Build Their Own Satellite
The satellite’s principal goal will be to efficiently simplify communication within the region, and this endeavor will be followed with zeal.
MP Mafabi Wants UNOC to Compete in Oil Imports
Mafabi, who is supported by Bukimbiri MP Eddie Kwizera, stated that Uganda operates in a liberalized economy and cannot grant UNOC monopoly status.
Regional ICT Ministers Make Critical Choices on Infrastructure Development
The Ministers decided to expedite the establishment of a Regional Owned Satellite for communication, which would provide high-quality, dependable broadband internet services as well as broadcasting capabilities.
President Museveni Signs Off on the Construction of the First Airport in Kidepo Valley National Park
During the meeting on Wednesday, Abdallah Sultan and his team updated the President on the status of the Kidepo Valley National Park Airport building.
Speaker Thomas Tayebwa and MPs Inspect the Status of Katonga Bridge Construction
Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) executive director Allen Kagina and her colleagues greeted the Deputy Speaker.
Airtel Has Officially Listed on The Uganda Securities Exchange
Airtel became the second telecom firm to list on Uganda’s Security Exchange on Tuesday, after offering eight billion ordinary shares, or 20% of its shares, on the country’s stock exchange.