Mr. Semu Nsibirwa, managing Director, one of the long surviving IT gurus in Kampala, Uganda, talks about the his IT reseller business – Mobile Computers Ltd, and its struggle against several challenges.Read More…
Mr. Kalpesh Maheshwari, Uganda country manager at Cyberoam, talks about this week’s Cyberoam Conference in Kampala, Uganda and Cyberoam’s plans for Cyber security in general.Read More…
Cyberoam’s Net Natter 2015 conference that kicks off in Kampala, Uganda this week has generated a lot of buzz in the corridors of network security in the country.Read More…
Mobile interoperability leader AirStrip and The Batswadi Group have entered a strategic partnership to bring the AirStrip ONE mobile interoperability platform and the Sense4Baby wireless fetal/maternal monitoring system into ten African countries.Read More…
Sunit Gadhia, marketing Manager, Pavan Computers Ltd in Uganda, talks about the IT reseller experiences in the Country.Read More…
Resellers in Uganda are facing a hard knock on their profits and operations as an 18% VAT introduced this financial year on all IT products takes its toll.Read More…
The Communications regulator in Uganda has issued a notice as it moves to curb the importation of fake or unauthorised mobile communications devices into the country.Read More…
MTN Uganda recently launched its green initiative called “21 days of Y’llow Care”, with a focus on the United Nation’s Environmental Focus in declaring 2011 the ‘International Year of Forests’. The new initative plans to plant 21,000 trees in 21 days and help raise environmental awareness across the country. “Our programme this year kicks off today June 1 and will run until 21 June 2011 – thus the 21 Days. During these days there are five internationally recognized days related to the environment, which is very appropriate,” said, Themba Khumalo, CEO, MTN Uganda. A week after the tree planting launch, MTN staff will roll up their sleeves and join residents of Kawempe Division in a Waste Management and Recycling exercise that will involve ridding Kawempe of plastics waste. Read More…
