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The Ugandan government finally restored internet and social media services in the country following nearly a month of social media blockage. According to a statement from the State Minister for Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Peter Ogwang’, the government has also apologised for the inconveniences the blockade had caused while also stating the act as […]
Daily Monitor Thursday February 11 2021 An Internet user browses through the Jumia online shopping portal before the Internet shutdown in January. PHOTO | MICHAEL KAKUMIRIZI Summary Ms Farida Matovu, the chief executive of Kampala-based Fana Kitchen Ware, which sells kitchenware online, says: “It takes a long time to upload or download pictures. The videos are not uploading.” Advertisement Online businesses in Uganda were first hit by last year’s four-month Covid-19 lockdown and just when they were staggering to life, the government struck them down last month with the shutdown of Int...
The government has resorted the internet and social media services in a confirmation by the State Minister of ICT and National Guidance, Peter Ogwang.
Uganda said it restored full access to the internet and social-media networks after shutting them down on the eve of elections last month, according to Information Minister Peter Ogwang.