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Ugandan taxpayer money is being used to build roads in the Democratic Republic of Congo. But why? And does this have anything to do with Uganda's compensation payments after the Second Congo War? DW investigates.
The fee collected can be funnelled back to telcos or other infra companies as subsidy for investment in broadband infrastructure. In its absence, the market is unlikely to respond to the needs of a high-quality public internet.
A crowd of uncertainty hovers over the future and capacity of Dott Services Uganda to execute major infrastructure contracts if the news of the exit of key partner/financier UK contractors Lagan Group is to go by. Dott Services is a Ugandan firm owned by four Indians. It has been here for over 25 years. It
The contractor will just lay murrum on the roads and institute a road toll (from whose proceeds they will build bitumen). Sounds untrue but my source was authoritative
The 'fair contribution' of online services to infrastructure investment has been brought up by Vietnamese carriers.