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Continue reading →: THE 8TH COMMUNICATIONS CONSUMER PARLIAMENT
REMARKS BY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF UCC ON THE 8TH COMMUNICATIONS CONSUMER PARLIAMENT I am pleased to welcome you all to this eighth annual Communications Consumer Parliament whose theme is: “Be Right, Know Your Rights”. I am much delighted by your eagerness to share experiences and challenges. The Consumer Parliament has…
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Continue reading →: COMPLIANCE ENFORCEMENT ON RADIO STATIONS
THE COMMISSION’S COMPLIANCE ENFORCEMENT ON RADIO STATIONS The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) is undertaking a nationwide enforcement exercise on radio stations for noncompliance with terms and condition of the license. Section 39 of the Uganda Communications Act of 2013 provides for the terms and conditions of a license. The license…
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Continue reading →: BLOCKCHAIN GRADUATES
REMARKS BY GODFREY MUTABAZI DURING THE RECOGNITION EVENT OF BLOCKCHAIN PROGRAMING GRADUATES The world has ushered in the 4th Industrial revolution and moving forward; the use of technology will become prevalent in everything about our lives. It is high time that we all appreciate the power to technology and ICTs…
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Continue reading →: MAINSTREAMING ICT IN HIGHER EDUCATION DELIVERY
We are living in the information or digital age where the use of technology is becoming prevalent in everything in the social, economic and even political space. Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) are not merely a communication tool anymore but are growing to become the foundation upon which our lives…
UCC
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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