Uganda Communications Commission
The primary mandate of UCC is to regulate the Communications sector, which includes Telecommunications, Broadcasting, radio communication, postal communications, data
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UGANDA COMMUNICATIONS ACT.
An Act to consolidate and harmonise the Uganda Communications Act and the Electronic Media Act; to dissolve the Uganda Communications Commission and the Broadcasting Council and reconstitute
Uganda Media Centre
Welcome to the official website of Uganda Media Center. Our mandate is to effectively facilitate the communication of government policies, programmes, and projects to the public through various
NEW COMMUNICATIONS REGULATIONS HAVE BEEN
These Regulations replace the Communications Regulations which were made in 2005, under the under section 94 of the repealed Uganda Communications Act, Cap 106.
Uganda Communications Commission – Communication For All
The primary mandate of UCC is to regulate the Communications sector, which includes Telecommunications, Broadcasting, radio communication, postal communications, data
Cabinet decision delays formation of Communications Tribunal
The Minister of Information, Communications, Technology and National Guidance, Dr Chris Baryomunsi has attributed the delay to create the Uganda Communications Tribunal to the
Standards, Regulations, Guidelines and Frameworks – Uganda
Key Information on Hosting of the National Conferene on Communications Framework for Monitoring Mobile Network Operator Service Coverage Obligation in Uganda – 2024
Cabinet Approves National Communications Policy
Uganda''s Cabinet has endorsed a new communications policy to harmonise how government institutions share information, ensuring consistency, efficiency, and adaptation to digital
Cabinet Approves National Communication Policy to Strengthen
Following a multi-stage formulation process, Uganda''s National Communication Policy, 2026, was adopted by Cabinet on 9th March 2026, providing an overarching framework to guide
The Cabinet
"There shall be a Cabinet which shall consist of the President, the Vice President, the Prime Minister and such number of Ministers as may appear to the President to be reasonably necessary for the