Uganda knocks SA’s telecoms policy

[Nod]

But first, anyone know much about the Ugandan telecoms situation?

Something like this? Have to pay for the reports though.

 

[Debbie]

No to the last question... any takers? I think its a damned fine suggestion...

Thanks toady, I also thought this was one of my more intelligent moments.

Something like this? Have to pay for the reports though.

Thanks Nod, something like that would be ideal, I'm sure much of the relevant information - ie a basic overview of the public policies proposed vs the public policies implemented, & results thereof to the consumer/competitive market- can be picked up in multiple scattered places online for free, since I don't seem to be able to find that damned US$50 of mine.... ( )

But maybe someone here already knows something? Surely we have people who have had some form of informed exposure to the Ugandan telecoms sector on this forum?

 

[antowan]

“I wish you had written to me privately,” Mangena replied.

-SA’s science and technology minister, Mosibudi Mangena-

He can go and **** himself!

 

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Mangena denied that progress in SA was shackled by the government’s regulating undersea cables or by creating Infraco as a state-owned supplier of broadband infrastructure. Some areas could be liberalised further, but the regulatory environment laid the ground rules rather than inhibited progress, he said.

Another minister with head buried so far up the rear end of guavamint that light and sound are actively prevented from sparking enlightenment.

“I wish you had written to me privately,” Mangena replied.

I wouldn't be surprised to discover that Uganda's Technology Minister did email Mangena - and Mangena ignored the sound advice offered by Alintuma Nsambu.

 

[Shake&Bake]

/Gives Nsambu a standing ovation!

And f@ck writing letters!
Praise be to Him that attacked our lying sacks of k@k in government and gave it to them!

Someone start a church in this man's name and I'll sign up! 10% and all!!!