*I was here doing some private reading about Fixed line penetration in Uganda.*
*I have noted that With seven mobile networks, Uganda’s mobile market is overcrowded. Mobile voice and data services have greatly affected Uganda’s telecom market, given the poor condition of fixed-line infrastructure. Investment in LTE technologies has increased the reach and capabilities of mobile broadband services, but retail pricing services are still expensive.* • *Fixed line subscriptions of 328,811 @ 1% penetration* • *Mobile line subscription of 20.22 million @ 54% penetration* *• Internet subscriptions of 7.1 million @ 19.2% penetration* *I however have questions that members on the group can help me answer as i could not easily get the facts right.* - *Is the reason for poor fixed line penetration mainly because the core infrastructure does not exist, or is it that it is hugely expensive, or both?* - *What are the current indicative market costs of fixed lines (phone and internet) in Uganda?* *Problems, i don't own a fixed line phone or internet connection. * *Thanks in advance.* -- Arthur B. Niwagaba [Bsc, Msc, CEH, CISA, PRINCE2] *Infosec and Forensics Consultant Tel: +256701-775370 / +256773-730818* *"Electronic Crime must be contained"*
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