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Only five out of 121 countries in a global ranking of digital well-being have it worse than Uganda in terms of internet affordability

The DQL ranks 121 countries based on five pillars, namely: internet affordability, internet quality, electronic infrastructure, electronic government and electronic security (e-security).

The DQL ranks 121 countries based on five pillars, namely: internet affordability, internet quality, electronic infrastructure, electronic government and electronic security (e-security).

The DQL ranks 121 countries based on five pillars, namely: internet affordability, internet quality, electronic infrastructure, electronic government and electronic security (e-security).

On e-security, Canada ranked 37th globally. This is the same ranking as the one it got last year, but Canada has slipped 10 positions since the 2021 index.

On e-security, Canada ranked 37th globally. This is the same ranking as the one it got last year, but Canada has slipped 10 positions since the 2021 index.

Records Poor Internet Affordability, e-Infrastructure, e-Security, e-GovernmentThe digitisation speed of the country has received a huge blow as Nigeria was ranked low in the latest Digital Quality of Life Index (DQL), dropping to 88th position in the world, two places downward compared to last year’s ranking.

The Digital Quality of Life Index is an annual study that ranks 121 countries by their digital well-being based on 5 core pillars.   Surfshark’s 5th

South Africa's internet landscape experienced significant changes in the past year, as reported in Surfshark's latest research.

Kenya ranked 76 in the world and second in Africa among 121 countries in the Digital Quality of Life Index (DQL), aimed at assessing digital wellbeing.