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Continue reading →: UCC, THROUGH UCUSAF EMPOWERS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES WITH DIGITAL SKILLSIn an era increasingly driven by digital transformation, access to Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) has become essential for full participation in modern society. However, for many Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) in Uganda, the digital divide remains a significant barrier. In order to bridge this existing gap, the Uganda Communications…
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Continue reading →: Comparison of Mobile and Fixed Internet Prices – as of June 2025Message from the Executive Director As part of our mandate to promote and protect the interests of consumers, the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has published this comparative mobile and fixed price schedule to support transparency and improve consumer awareness. In this June edition, we have focused the analysis on mobile…
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Continue reading →: UCUSAF FLAGS OFF TRAINERS FOR MAIDEN E-LEARNING PROJECTThe Uganda Communications Universal Service and Access Fund, commonly known as UCUSAF, flagged off a team of Trainers of Trainees (ToTs) for the pilot project aimed at enhancing and advancing digital learning for primary schools in Uganda through a Digitally Enabled Community Development (ECD) Approach. The event was graced by…
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Continue reading →: BALANCING EXPANSION OF TELECOM INFRASTRUCTURE WITH ORDER IN THE CITYIn recent years, Kampala, Wakiso and other urban areas in Uganda have experienced an explosion of telecommunication poles and wires resulting from the rapid expansion of internet services. While high-speed internet is crucial for modern living, the shabby appearance of our urban neighbourhoods, littered with unkempt clusters of poles and…
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Continue reading →: Uganda’s Telecom Industry Unites to Combat Infrastructure Vandalism with Launch of ‘TOKIGEZA’ CampaignMay 17, 2025: Kampala, Uganda – The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC), in collaboration with leading telecom operators MTN Uganda, Airtel Uganda, and ATC Uganda, today officially launched a nationwide anti-vandalism campaign dubbed “TOKIGEZA”, a Luganda phrase meaning “Don’t do it.” The campaign, themed “Stop the Disruption. Protect Your Connection,” is…
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Continue reading →: Bridging Policy and Innovation: UCC Hosts US Embassy Delegation for Strategic ICT DialogueKAMPALA, Uganda – the Uganda Communications Commission hosted a delegation from the US Embassy in Kampala, led by Mr. Luis Salas, Economic Unit Chief at the US Embassy. The meeting focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation in the evolving ICT sector, emphasizing key issues such as licensing frameworks, cybersecurity, AI regulation,…
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Continue reading →: UCC NEW BOARD SWORN-INKAMPALA, April 2, 2025 – The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has officially inaugurated its newly appointed Board Members. Dr. Charity Basaza Mulenga, an accomplished electrical engineer and academic leader, was sworn in as Chairperson of the Board during a colourful event held at the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance.…
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Continue reading →: From Ntungamo to Mubende: Regional Film Competition machine goes centralBefore moving to Mubende this week, the Regional Film Competition machine rocked Ntungamo where week-long activities culminated in a colourful gala last Friday as the western region’s version ended. The Resident District Commissioner (RDC), Isaiah Kanyamahane was the chief guest at the event, which was also attended by Mr Samuel…
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Continue reading →: REGIONAL FILM COMPETITION 2025 GETS UNDERWAYNTUNGAMO, 03-03-2025 – One of the most anticipated events on the regional social calendar kicked off in Ntungamo district on Monday, before heading to Mubende, Tororo and Lira later this month. The Regional Film Competition is an initiative of the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC), designed to enhance the diversity of…
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Continue reading →: Security Agencies Partner with UCC to Address Hate Speech and DisinformationKampala, Uganda—The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has announced strengthened collaboration with security agencies to address the spread of hate speech, fake news, and disinformation, particularly in light of the upcoming 2026 elections. UCC Executive Director Nyombi Thembo emphasised that these measures aim to uphold national security and public order while…
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The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) was established under the legal framework of the Uganda Communications Act No. 1 of 1997 and the Electronic Media Act of 1996. Consequently, UCC operates as an integrated regulatory body overseeing various sectors, including Telecommunications, Data Communications, Broadcasting, Postal Communication, Radio Communication, and Infrastructure services throughout Uganda. It is also tasked with the responsibility of licensing operations of cinematography theatres and video or film libraries in Uganda.
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