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NRM MANIFESTO REVIEW: Here's ICT sector score card in the last two years - Vimarsana News

NRM MANIFESTO REVIEW: Here's ICT sector score card in the last two years

BY VENENSCIAS KIIZA In 2021, Ugandans went to the polls and 59% voted the National Resistance Movement (NRM) for another term with President Museveni on the steering wheel. The 2021 NRM re-election bid success followed a promising manifesto hinged on securing the future of Ugandans. Voters felt convinced and showed this through the ballot

Danish fintech Inpay to expand in UK market - Vimarsana News

Danish fintech Inpay to expand in UK market

Inpay’s Annual Report for 2022, released today at the company’s AGM in Copenhagen, Denmark, announced record results for the international payments firm and outlined plans for significant future growth within their UK office (London) and internationally across Asia, the Middle East and Europe.

Fight erupts over Shs270b pay-out to ex-UPTC staff - Vimarsana News

Fight erupts over Shs270b pay-out to ex-UPTC staff

The Cabinet last year gave a green light for the payment, starting this financial year

New app slashes Ugandans' remittance costs - Developing Telecoms - Vimarsana News

New app slashes Ugandans' remittance costs - Developing Telecoms

A new app called PostalPay will, it is claimed, slash the cost of sending money from parts of Europe to Uganda.

ICT ON SPOT! Row erupts over UTL pensioners cash - Vimarsana News

ICT ON SPOT! Row erupts over UTL pensioners cash

By Our Reporter A row has erupted over pension arrears due to the former workers of Uganda Posts and Telecommunications Corporation (UPTC). It has now pitted the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance against the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (MoFP&ED). Pensioners