Makerere University Students are to start accessing lessons and do course works on internet.

Sam Sung Electronic, a limited Company is negotiating with different institutions of learning in Uganda to contract them to manage their communication technology. The company wants to implement this programme next year.

Simon Kariithi, a Sales director with Sam Sung Electronic Co. Ltd says that they are in final stages of negotiating with Makerere University and other institutions to help students pursuing post graduate programmes to benefit from this new service in Ugandan standards.

Sam Sung Electronic Co. Ltd recently launched Galaxy Sam Sung Galaxy pocket mobile product at Serena Hotel.

According to Sam Sung Electronic Co. Ltd, the students who don’t want to attend lectures can access their notes using Sam Sung phones.

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Orange telecom Uganda limited is experiencing a fibre cut on its main like TEAMS, which has negatively affected the running of internet services in Kampala.

The news statement from Uganda telecom Uganda limited confirmed the problem but it promised that the problem was being rectified by the company engineers.

However when we contacted Uganda telecom engineers in Kampala they told us that they were pleased to inform us that their main link TEAMS had been restored and the company customers should now be able to enjoy regular internet high speed internet.

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Millions of people in the East African Countries of Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, and Tanzania are experiencing internet service interruptions and businesses relying on internet services are about to collapse. Such businesses include computer service centres, computer training centres, website designers and internet cafes.

The owners of businesses relying on internet for survival have written memos to their service providers such as MTN, Airetel, Orange Telecom, Uganda telecom, Vodacom and Warid telecom for an explanation.

In the Republic of Uganda, Orange telecom has sent messages to her customers reading that “Dear valued customers; we are experiencing a service interruption on our back up link to Kenya which has affected your internet experience. We have been told that MTN, Warid, UTL and Airtel have written similar messages to their customers.

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Answer: The most comprehensive internet usage and population statistics for Africa can be found at http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats1.htm

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