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President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has urged Ugandan scientists to take a leading role in transforming the country into a science-driven economy. He made the...

While the rest of the world has leaped forward through science; building cities, machines, and spacecraft; we often remain stuck in belief systems that were abandoned by others hundreds of years ago. We still treat illness as a curse, confuse scientific questions with blasphemy, and pass down fear instead of curiosity. This rejection of science has not protected us. It has left us watching other civilizations in awe, revering their advancements as if they were magic, while we fall further and further behind, not by decades, but by centuries.

By Timothy Mugenyi In today’s fast-paced digital age, where innovation reshapes our world daily, collaboration has become the cornerstone of progress....

Uganda has launched its first Deep Tech Centre of Excellence in Namanve, a step in leveraging advanced technology to drive economic transformation. ...

Worldwide IT spending is projected to total $4.7 trillion in 2023, an increase of 4.3% from 2022, according to the latest forecast by Gartner, Inc. As CIOs...

According to Kaspersky telemetry, the number of brute force attacks against Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) across Africa has significantly decreased in Q2 2022...

Flavia Eleanor Kasenge is the chief operating officer at EzeeMoney, a technology company that deals in both financial and non-financial services....

Major companies collecting people’s data in Uganda are not keeping it safe while others don’t have privacy policies which put people’s secrecy at risk, this is...

The 42-day lockdown in Uganda having come to an end. While the first lockdown was the first of its kind for Ugandans, the second lockdown founds us a little...