THE STATE OF ICT IN UGANDA
African countries, Uganda is the third least-connected country after Rwanda and Mozambique. Yet, it has higher Internet use than other countries with high GNI per capita compared in the Global South After Access Survey. In Bangladesh, a country with a GNI per capita almost double that of Uganda’s (USD 3 677,) but a popu-
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