The Rwanda eKash electronic payment system has completed testing and entered commercial operation, which has allowed to optimize costs, eliminate obstacles to interoperability and create conditions for the development of fintech and small businesses.
The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has officially launched its Strategic Plan (2026-2030), along with new service standards and a Customer Charter, outlining an ambitious roadmap aimed at strengthening conservation, improving service quality, and modernizing wildlife protection systems. The event highlighted the main achievements of the previous strategic cycle and outlined new priorities, including increased use of technology, active public engagement, and increased institutional accountability.
The East African Community (EAC) has called on partner States to accelerate the creation of a single digital market, stating that uninterrupted digital systems will contribute to the development of regional trade, reduce transaction costs and improve the quality of service for more than 330 million people.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming legislative processes around the world, and the Ugandan parliament should not stand by. With the start of the 12th Parliament, he is faced with a global paradox: while the technological revolution is changing the economy and governance, the legislature risks viewing artificial intelligence as a niche issue for technocrats from the Ministry of Information Technology or the Ugandan Communications Commission.
The National Transportation and Safety Administration (NTSA) has initiated a series of nationwide information forums to prepare stakeholders for the launch of its new eLogbook system scheduled for June 10, 2026. This information campaign aims to facilitate a smooth transition from manual and semi-digital processes to a fully integrated digital platform.
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