-
Continue reading →: PROCESSING OF APPLICATIONS FOR SHORT CODES
BACKGROUND Short codes are telephone numbers with fewer digits than the standard national significant and are dialled without a national destination code. They are commonly used to access specific services. UCC retains the responsibility of managing all the numbers in the National Numbering Plan including the revised Short codes provision.…
-
Continue reading →: POSTAL AND COURIER LICENSE APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
Postal and Courier Services; A postal service is the conveyance of postal articles in consideration of a payment made by or on behalf of the person for or to whom it is conveyed. This includes the acceptance, collection, clearance, sorting, transportation, delivery and other related ancillary functions of conveying an…
-
Continue reading →: MEASURING BROADCASTING LOCAL CONTENT QUOTA
INTRODUCTION Local content broadcasting is very important in promoting cultural identity, pluralism and diversity, and enhancing the employment capacity of the nationals. According to The Broadcasting Policy, local content is defined as “Content which recognises the cultural and linguistic diversity of Uganda carrying themes of relevance to the local audience…
-
Continue reading →: Weekly update 8th–13th April 2019
The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) handed over Five specialised state of the art laboratory facilities as part of the support and redevelopment of the Uganda Institute of Information and Communications Technology (UICT) into a regional centre of excellence in ICT training. For more details http://bit.ly/2IbM98m UCC supported and participated in…
-
Continue reading →: LAUNCH OF THE UCC SPONSORED ICT SCHOOL LAB
The first Deputy Prime Minister commended UCC for the sponsorship under the Rural Communications Development Fund (RCDF). The laboratory is a state-of-the-art solar-powered ICT computer laboratory comprising of 21 computers and accessories. The school also benefited from the same programme with the support of 20 computers in 2013 . “The…
-
Continue reading →: THE USE OF SHORT RANGE DEVICES IN UGANDA
The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) issued guidelines for the use of short-range devices (SRDs) in Uganda. The guidelines define the minimum technical conditions, parameters, and regulatory considerations that govern the use of SRDs in accordance with the Uganda Table of Frequency Allocation (UTFA). What are Short-Range Devices (SRDs)? An SRD…
-
Continue reading →: REGISTRATION OF ONLINE DATA COMMUNICATION PROVIDERSThe Uganda Communications Commission is a Corporate body established under Section 4 of the Uganda Communications Act 2013 to regulate communication services in Uganda, including telecommunications, radio, television, broadcasting and postal and courier services. In accordance with Section 5 of the Uganda Communications Act 2013, the Commission is mandated to…
-
Continue reading →: KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
The Right to Access basic communication services It is a fundamental human right for a consumer to have access to basic communications services at reasonable prices. Government and subsequently UCC have a responsibility to ensure that services are made available to all persons by adopting the right policies and that…
-
Continue reading →: SOUND IN FILM – TRAINING
The Uganda Film Festival 2018 Jury observed that local productions would flourish by improving the quality of Sound in film productions. The Uganda Communications Commission in partnerships with one of the best studio engineering company in Uganda (QUAD A RECORDS) will host quarterly training Masterclasses in sound engineering for film…
-
Continue reading →: WSIS 2019- CONNECTIVITY FOR REFUGEES
About the Session The overarching aim of the session is to talk about issues that affect connectivity for refugees. The Session aims to unpack some of the different challenges faced and outline what potential solutions might be. Some of these will touch upon the responsibilities of carriers, as well as…






