#Ministry of ICT and National Guidance

Uganda has launched a comprehensive five-year National Data Strategy to guide resource allocation and public planning across healthcare, education, and agriculture, amid calls from lawmakers for tax cuts on digital devices and stronger data sovereignty.

Speaking at the AI and Digital Ministerial meeting in Seoul, Minister Justine Kasule Lumumba detailed Uganda’s digital expansion, citing 4,400km of fibre optic cable and a national AI strategy targeting healthcare, agriculture, and tax systems.

At a time when cyber threats are growing across Africa, innovators at Kabale University’s Regional Innovation Hub are stepping up to secure Uganda’s digital...

Uganda has been selected to host the Digital Government Africa Summit (DGA) 2026, a major continental event that celebrates progress in e-governance and...

Press release: State Minister for ICT and National Guidance Peter Ogwang has today, Friday, 9th, April, 2021 toured major UBC properties in Kampala. Ogwang...

Press release — The 97Fund has announced the first five investment beneficiaries under The 97 COVID19 Relief Fund. The companies, Bringo Fresh, Famunera, Med X...

The National Information Technology Authority (NITA-U) has on Monday launched a vehicle sticker verification system to curb fake stickers in the fight against...

By Max Patrick Ocaido The Ministry of ICT and National Guidance has so far supported 70 locally developed applications. Vincent Bagiire, the Permanent...