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Officials from NITA-Uganda, Ministry of ICT & National Guidance, representatives from various government institutions, People with Disabilities that were trained in ICT skills programme, and other guests, pose for a group photo after a high-level stakeholder engagement to shape accessible digital future for Persons with Disabilities (PwDs). COURTESY PHOTO

Officials from NITA-Uganda, Ministry of ICT & National Guidance, representatives from various government institutions, People with Disabilities that were trained in ICT skills programme, and other guests, pose for a group photo after a high-level stakeholder engagement to shape accessible digital future for Persons with Disabilities (PwDs). COURTESY PHOTO

NITA-Uganda Convenes Stakeholders to Shape an Accessible Digital Future for Persons with Disabilities

May 28, 2026

Digital Sovereignty: Uganda Set to Launch National IP Peering Exchange (NIPX) to Localize Data Traffic

April 16, 2026

Representatives from NITA-U and delegation from the Information and Communication Technologies Commission (ICTC) of Tanzania, pose for a group photo after their meeting. COURTESY PHOTO

Representatives from NITA-U and delegation from the Information and Communication Technologies Commission (ICTC) of Tanzania, pose for a group photo after their meeting. COURTESY PHOTO

NITA-U Host ICTC Delegation for a Three-Day Benchmarking and Facility Immersion Visit

November 11, 2025

Delegates from MDAs pose for a group photo after a a high-level validation workshop organized by NITA-U. COURTESY PHOTO

Delegates from MDAs pose for a group photo after a a high-level validation workshop organized by NITA-U. COURTESY PHOTO

NITA-U Calls for Accelerated Uptake of e-Services Across Government

byNathan Ernest Olupot

August 1, 2025

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AI-Generated/Freepik

Ugandan Activists File Suit Against Google and Regulators for Data Privacy Violations

byNathan Ernest Olupot

May 30, 2025

Regina Kimera (seated - center), Amaruma Manza Vincent (4th from left), and Roger Kaija Irumba (3rd from right) pose for a group photo with representatives from NITA-U, the Ministry of ICT & National Guidance, the Office of the Prime Minister, UNHCR, the National Environmental Management Authority, and local government leaders. COURTESY PHOTO

Regina Kimera (seated - center), Amaruma Manza Vincent (4th from left), and Roger Kaija Irumba (3rd from right) pose for a group photo with representatives from NITA-U, the Ministry of ICT & National Guidance, the Office of the Prime Minister, UNHCR, the National Environmental Management Authority, and local government leaders. COURTESY PHOTO

NITA-U set to Boost Digital Inclusion in Refugee Host Communities Nationwide

March 25, 2025

Collin Babirukamu. FILE PHOTO

Collin Babirukamu. FILE PHOTO

Collin Babirukamu to Take on a New Role at BoU Starting in March After NITA-U Tenure

February 4, 2025

President Kaguta Museveni (in hat) launching the Phase 5 of the NBI Project in Moroto on Wednesday, December 4, 2024. Courtesy Photo

President Kaguta Museveni (in hat) launching the Phase 5 of the NBI Project in Moroto on Wednesday, December 4, 2024. Courtesy Photo

OP-ED: Uganda’s Steady Progress in ICT is a Key Driver to Socio-Economic Transformation

December 6, 2024

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni (in hat) with the Vice President; Jesicca Alupo (2nd from left), Prime Minister; Robinah Nabbanja (extreme left), representatives from the Government of China, and other officials from NITA Uganda pose for a group photo after launching Phase 5 of the NBI Project. PHOTO: PPU

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni (in hat) with the Vice President; Jesicca Alupo (2nd from left), Prime Minister; Robinah Nabbanja (extreme left), representatives from the Government of China, and other officials from NITA Uganda pose for a group photo after launching Phase 5 of the NBI Project. PHOTO: PPU

Pres. Museveni Launches Phase 5 of the National Backbone Infrastructure

byNathan Ernest Olupot

December 5, 2024

Starlink can bypass the need for expensive ground-based infrastructure, making it possible to deliver reliable, high-speed Internet to even the most remote corners of Africa. PHOTO: Mike Mareen / Adobe Stock

Starlink can bypass the need for expensive ground-based infrastructure, making it possible to deliver reliable, high-speed Internet to even the most remote corners of Africa. PHOTO: Mike Mareen / Adobe Stock

Starlink Adjusts Uganda Launch Plans to 2025

byNathan Ernest Olupot

November 25, 2024