President Museveni Praises Huawei for Assisting Uganda in Technological Growth.
“Supporting growth is our goal. Huawei has been offering high-quality ICT infrastructure to enable growth since 2001 because of this. Additionally, up to 70% of Huawei Technologies personnel in this country come from Uganda, according to Xuecheng.
Fifth Edition of Uganda’s Innovation Week to Lead Digital Economy Growth and Collaboration
Niyitegeka stressed that for entrepreneurs, the digital economy is their arena, regardless of their industry, whether they are in the fashion, food service, or any other field. Throughout his speech, the phrase “Be part of or be left behind” resounded, emphasizing the limited options and the pressing need for serious debate during Innovation Week.
VP, Jessica Alupo Launches Huawei’s Digitruck Project in Teso Sub Region
At the project’s launch, H.E. Jessica Alupo, Vice President of Uganda, praised Huawei for demystifying ICT by making it accessible to farmers, young people, women, the elderly, and people with disabilities (PWDs), among others. She also made an appeal to the youth and all those who will benefit from the project to be kind with the skills they learn in order to create a multiplier effect.
Ministry of Lands to Fast-Track Land Digitization System
Our goal is to enter all of the outdated data into the system because, in my opinion, if we digitize all of our records, we will be better able to spot fraud and forgeries as well as anomalies like double plotting and double titling.
A Second Satellite Will Be Launched By Uganda For Improved Communication And Innovation
The launch of a second satellite is planned with the aim of improving communication capabilities, including telephone and television. Uganda’s space program is making great progress. The nation launched PearlAfricaSat-1 last year, its first satellite, as part of a joint effort with Japan.
Makerere University To Research On The Use Of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is able to tell you I’ve seen this number of parasites, I’ve seen this kind of pathology , I’ve seen this bacteria TB or anything and at one point one has to know how many of them has the system been able to recognize such that we can increase your confidence levels.
Government Considers E-Inspection Mechanism For Private Schools
According to Mr. Muyingo, the technology has proven successful in numerous public schools across the nation where it is currently being used.
“Our goal is to ensure that every student completes the curriculum. We cannot exclude private institutions from this discussion because the students they educate are citizens of this nation, he said in an interview on Monday.
Launch Of 5G By Makerere To Track Kampala’s Air Quality
“In Biotechnology, the College of Health Sciences can now operate using 5G,” he continued. Robotics is also being tested at Mulago Hospital.
President Museveni Insists On The Proposal To Use Digital Number Plates
At the Kololo Independence Grounds today, the President distributed 2,234 Uganda Prisons Service officers. 200 Cadet Assistant Superintendents of Prisons (CASPs), 318 Cadet Principal Officers (CPOs), and 1,716 Recruit Warders and Wardresses made up the commissioned officers.
President Museveni Is Praised By MTN For His Assistance To The Telecom Industry.
President Museveni urged MTN Group to invite additional investors to Uganda during the conference in order to hasten the nation’s development.