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Kyrgyzstan’s Cabinet of Ministers has laid out its strategy for implementing 5G, which could see the technology become commercial available within 2022.

The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the African Development Bank have revealed the results of a report that demonstrates that an…

The project will be carried out from June 1, 2019, to October 10, 2022. The Japan International Cooperation Agency in Laos on Tuesday signed an agreement with the Ministry of Planning and Investment on the improvement of the water supply system to ensure the rapidly-expanding city has sufficient clean water. The agreement was signed by Director General of the ministry’s

Ms Nabbanja said a key element in the 3rd National Development Plan as well as the NRM Manifesto is the implementation of the Parish Development Model

Our Observer Gaspard Goore Bi sent us videos filmed on October 9 and 10 showing the situation on the road between Guiglo and Tai, in the west of Ivory Coast. The road became totally impassable after…

The spread of projects included in the document suggests that, as of now, politics remains well in play

ISLAMABAD: The government on Friday announced Rs900 billion Federal Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) for...

A tier 3 data centre has multiple paths for power and cooling and systems in place to update and maintain it without taking it offline with an expected uptime of 99.8 per cent with Raxio’s being the first of a kind in Uganda. As a carrier neutral data centre, Raxio Uganda will offer a wide variety of seamless data connectivity options due to a variety of local and international fibre carriers currently connected at the data centre. These include Africell Uganda Limited, Airtel Uganda, Bandwid...

This pledge later featured in several budget speeches between 2001 and 2010. During campaigns for the 2011 General Election, the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party released a five-year manifesto in which it committed to working on key infrastructure in the country. The manifesto had a list of 22 roads, which the government promised to upgrade from gravel to tarmac. However, no work has been done on the 129-kilometre stretch to date. Mr Titus Aleper, the Uganda National Roads Author...

The present Government has given priority to the development of rural infrastructure since the rural economic development of a country has a direct impact on the national economic development, Company Estate Reforms, Tea Estate Related Crops, Tea Factory Modernization and Tea Export Promotion State Minister Kanaka Herath said.