Uganda News Updates-Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has announced that the Ugandan government is actively working to reduce internet costs across the country.

This move aims to make the internet accessible to all citizens and support youth in starting their own businesses.
Internet Cost Reduction Plan Underway

While speaking at the 3rd National ICT Job Fair held in Nakawa, Prime Minister Nabbanja assured the public that efforts are being made to lower internet prices.

She emphasized that affordable internet access will provide opportunities for everyone, especially young entrepreneurs, to thrive in the digital age.

Affordable Mobile Devices for Internet Access

The Prime Minister also highlighted the importance of reducing the cost of mobile devices such as the locally popular “Sseereza” phones.

Affordable gadgets, combined with lower internet prices, are expected to empower Ugandans to leverage technology for personal and business growth.

Empowering Youth Through Digital Access

By reducing these costs, the government seeks to enable young people to embrace online opportunities, including starting digital businesses.

This initiative aligns with national efforts to boost employment through innovation and ICT.

The Future of ICT in Uganda

The 3rd National ICT Job Fair, where the announcement was made, showcased the importance of information and communication technology in job creation.

Lowering internet prices and mobile device costs is seen as a key step toward achieving a digitally connected and empowered Uganda.

The government’s plan to reduce internet and mobile device costs is a significant move towards bridging the digital divide.

As this initiative unfolds, Ugandans, particularly the youth, can look forward to accessing affordable digital tools to improve their livelihoods and contribute to the nation’s growth.