Tech

Jumia is a cross-site company and it's offering amazing deals on all its services from travel to food and drinks. For Jumia market which doubles as the biggest online shopping website in Uganda has sparked off its black Friday deals with ballistic discounts of up to 50% on smartphones. Imagine if you could get a smartphone for as low as UGX 100,000, yes that could be the Fero A4001 plus or more

Smart farming in Africa is a digital revolution many countries have not embraced yet. However, In Uganda, the Jaguza app is a cross-platform management solution which helps farmers overlook herds of cattle without physically attending to any. During the app's official launch a few weeks back, Its Founder Mr. Ronald Katamba named it a revolutionary movement that will cross over to many parts of Africa, India, and Asia.

The controversial mobile money tax has rocked Uganda in the recent months has seen a number of Ugandans seemingly not contented with its genesis and 2018 revelation.  A few months back before July 1st 2018, Parliament proposed mobile money tax as a remedy to the country's revenue. Well, it was obviously against peoples plies, but favorable to potential bulk payers whereby the 1% tax was revised to 0.5% and it's still a story of the past

The ride hailing industry in Uganda is slowly moving to the pedal sides of a motorbike dominated sector with Uberboda, taxify boda, Dial jack fastening strides against Safeboda. While we managed to have a one on one interview with the first ever Safeboda driver. The Orange camp has launched a new customer giveback promotion dubbed "I found the one" driving a new cashless riding experience in Uganda

The Itel S32 is a beautiful close to a bezzeless smartphone that was unveiled by Itel mobile in 2017 succeeding the S31 with a centered fingerprint sensor. In 2018, Itel mobile has so far unveiled the A32F, P32 and a 13MP selfie camera S13 smartphone all powering up Android Go as a lead Operating system. However, is the S32 still worth it before Itel mobile draws the S33 much closer?

Safeboda has over 7000 registered drivers in Kampala, but all these follow the very first passionate driver who has seen the orange camp grow from Zero to hero in less than 5 years. While we managed to get a one on one interview with Safeboda's very first driver. We decided to have a special package of facts about the celebrated driver who will be taking his last 50 trips with the service next week gifting free credit to lucky customers