The National Information Technology Authority of Uganda (NITA-U) has further slashed the price of internet to Government institutions.
According to the Minister of ICT, Chris Baryomunsi, NITA-U has reduced the cost of internet from $70 to $35 per Mbps per month.
After securing financing from the World Bank in 2016, the government of Uganda started implementing the Regional Communications Infrastructure Program (RCIP) to transform public service delivery in Uganda using ICT in order to improve the lives of Ugandans.
In a bid to ensure effective service delivery to the citizens, government through the National Information Technology Authority-Uganda (NITA-U) recently launched UGhub platform, an application that will give Government Entities timely access to data and information and be able to coordinate with
The National Information Technology Authority Uganda (NITA-U) has launched a Cybersecurity Awareness Campaign aimed at increasing public awareness and vigilance about the day-to-day cyber threats.
The Minister of ICT and National Guidance, Judith Nabakooba has handed over 700 laptops to different government Ministries and Agencies to facilitate e-services.
Nabakooba on Thursday received the laptops from the sector agency-National Information Technology Uganda (NITA-U).
