Millions of Ugandans Quit Internet After Introduction of Social Media Tax

enterprise · enterprise-biz-bytes · 28 Feb 2019 · 11 mins listen

Millions of people in Uganda have abandoned the internet after punishing taxes were imposed on social media use and money transactions using mobile phones.

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Personal Development,Entrepreneurship,Technology,Tech,Politics,Social Issues,SME

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Internet, Social Media, Free Speech, Uganda

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Millions of Ugandans Quit Internet After Introduction of Social Media Tax

Millions of Ugandans Quit Internet After Introduction of Social Media Tax