Telecoms

Many Ugandans use SIM cards in their smart and feature phones, but never really know what purposes the SIM card offers, like...

Mobile money tax is the new talk of the town since Parliament flagged off its position on the yet to be renounced 1% tax on mobile money. Tightly talking about the proposed adjustment. Minister Matia Kasaija claimed that he knows nothing about the said 1% on all transaction rectifying the issue with a much promising deal for Ugandans.

MTN Uganda has today launched a promotion to encourage customers to use MTN Mobile Money to load airtime and buy voice or data bundles. The promotion, MoMo Nyabo – resonating with the local exclamation for excitement – will have 1,000 daily winners of MTN Mobile Money and 50 weekly winners of exciting prizes, including cars, TV’s, school fees and phones.

In June 2015, a report by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) crowned Uganda as the world’s most entrepreneurial nation, beating 72 other nations in the ranking. The report discovered that out of an average of 10 Ugandans, 3 were entrepreneurs.

Airtel 4G was for long a myth in Uganda, from the time 4G was luanched as the new aster connection speed for customers. Airtel 4G lines were rolled out with 4GB of data accompanying a swap from 3G to 4G.

  Not all Ethernet is created equal. These days there are two available standards, Fast Ethernet and Gigabit, which are completely distinct speed interfaces. It’s...