Policy

Huawei has issued a legal letter to The Wall Street Journal for its false statements in a report published on August 14st (ET) that damages Huawei’s reputation and business interests across the globe due to inadequate investigation to test the allegations in the reports.

Huawei may have skipped the US sanctions over cybersecurity matters in less than a quarter, but it may have to deal with its new public image status in Uganda. News sources have allegedly reported that Huawei helped the Uganda Government to Spy on key opposition politicians behind the public curtains.

The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) earlier last week re-appeared back to the media watch list with a move to register all Social media bloggers with key interest in those making money off all taxed platforms.

Though the Chinese tech giant has had unfixed ties with UK's close allies, its stand on cybersecurity sounds convincing to UK officials who believe Huawei is one of the best 5G network drivers they can accommodate in the region.

The National Technlogy Authority (NITA) has today unveiled the first Governeent owned tier III data centre hosting a variety of applications riding on a 99.9% uptime norm. The newly launched data centre relies on the IT Authority's National backbone internet (NBI) project to beam availability and a wide scope of cloud solutions to all hosted products led by Government agencies.

South Sudan now has a new Fibre Internet service provider in its White Nile region after over 30 years in the cold. Liquid Telecom...