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2004

PICTA Admitted to WITSA
National ICT Associations Launch AFICTA
Makerere hunts for ICT cash
Microsoft launches Mac Office 2004
Hot ICT Topic: Review of the Telecommunications Sector Policy by UCC...details

" AFICTA-African Federetion of ICT Associations "National ICT industry associations from across Africa established the African Federation of ICT Associations...more


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	" UK Firm Offers ICT Advice to Uganda" UGANDA has one of the highest cost structures for setting up an information, communication and technology (ICT) centre compared to other countries Speech Audio

ITU praises African countries for innovation
South Africa, Uganda and Nigeria were singled out for praise in promoting telecommunications development by an official of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), during the African Telecoms 2004 conference

USA Companies lead
A recent research that was conducted by PICTA and IBM revealed that US are still the leaders in producing and implementing ICT work

First 64-Bit Windows Virus Arrives
The virus, Rugrat.3344, uses Thread Local Storage structures within the operating system to execute itself.

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On April 7th 2004, a number of people involved in ICT together with 3 people from WITSA held a meeting at hotel Africana that resulted in the establishment of PICTA, as a Uganda affiliate of WITSA..more