Uganda’s rapid DNA technology to strengthen criminal investigations
DNA analysis is key in linking suspects to crime scenes, especially in cases of rape, defilement, and murder,” ACP Mubiru said.
Category: Tech News
Personal AI takes root in Africa as more than 400 attend ClawCon Nairobi
Through demonstrations and discussions, participants explored how personal AI agents could be applied to everyday work.
MPs call for increased uptake of local innovations
Dr. Samuel Opio Acuti, MP for Kole North, said that while the committee was impressed by the innovations on display at UIRI, a major bottleneck remains.
MPs call for increased commercialisation of Makerere’s innovations as govt invests shs100b in research
Kole North MP, also the chairperson of Science, Technology and Innovation committee, Dr Samuel Opio Acuti, said Parliament recognised the university’s achievements in research but remained concerned that many innovations were failing to move beyond the laboratory.
Communications regiment commanders told to shun conventional approaches
Col Mwebaza Rabunyonyi has highlighted the growing role of locally developed technology within the UPDF.
It’s gold again for Dr. Obote College
Canon Gabelle underscored the commitment of the Board of Governors in building on the past glories and repositioning Dr. Obote College Boroboro as one of the leading providers of holistic secondary education in the country.
How technology can improve mental health support for children in Uganda
Technology and mental health experts argue that digital innovation presents an opportunity to improve children’s mental health outcomes alongside existing community-based support systems.
“In their view:” How digital media has ruined Lango’s culture
Tech expert Businge says the search for online popularity can sometimes encourage behaviours that conflict with cultural expectations.
Female journalists speak out against online harassment at digital safety skills training
As journalism increasingly moves into digital spaces, the experiences shared by participants reflect a growing need for online safety awareness.
Journalists gear up for the digital safety battle
Bernard Bwambale stressed that journalists shape online behaviour every time they write a story, share a post, or interview a victim of cybercrime.
How cyberbullying is shattering young lives across Africa
In Africa, students with bullying victimisation are 1.7-fold more prone to suicidal ideation than their counterparts.
Smart Hands Africa adds Supermicro to growing portfolio of customer services
Smart Hands Africa to deliver professional and technical services across key African markets.