One SIM per person? Uganda aims to simplify communications

Posted on March 13, 2025 by Guest authors

Ugandan MPs have adopted a proposal for a single SIM card policy, which aims to simplify communication across the country’s networks. It also means, in theory, that mobile phone customers will not need to carry multiple SIM cards or handsets.

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