Joan Banura is a journalist based in Kampala, Uganda. She specializes in technology and business reporting, with a focus on cybersecurity, fintech, and telecommunications. Through her articles in PC Tech Magazine, Joan aims to provide readers with insights into the latest trends and developments in the Ugandan tech industry.
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Joan Banura's coverage focuses on local technology, telecom, and business opportunities in Uganda with an emphasis on press releases, data citations, and private sector announcements. She appears interested in articles that feature local technological advancements or initiatives from businesses operating within the region.
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By: Joan Banura
It’s been a decade since Windows 10 was first announced in October. That first build of the brand-new Windows Insider Program was pretty much Windows 8 with a Start Menu, and in fact, much of what was to become Windows 10 wasn’t even announced until January.
By: Joan Banura
Infinix’s remarkable performance in Q2 2024 highlights its ongoing success in understanding and meeting the needs of young, tech-savvy consumers while maintaining consistent global growth.
By: Joan Banura
As part of its long-term strategy, MTN Foundation remains dedicated to uplifting communities and empowering youth across Uganda through impactful initiatives like the MTN Ace Program.
By: Joan Banura
Through PostBank’s Wendi mobile wallet, the last mile beneficiary can now actively participate in socio-economic ventures that will improve their livelihood.
By: Joan Banura
The Inaugural National ICT Summit is finally underway at the Kampala Serena Hotel bringing together over 500 delegates…
By: Joan Banura
MTN Uganda, through its corporate social responsibility arm, MTN Foundation, has offered computers, free internet and power backup systems to boost digital access and education at St. Joseph’s Seminary Nyenga.
Blue Crane Communication (BCC) new campaign aims to empower customers to benefit from unlimited internet packages at lower prices and exceptional bandwidth options.
C. Moore Media International PR unveils 20 African female-founded tech startups for its 5th The Future is Female Mentorship Program.
By: Joan Banura
MTN Uganda has significantly updated its WakaNet Home broadband service, to include new pricing, better value offerings, additional…
By: Joan Banura
Absa Bank Uganda has today announced a UGX 19 billion loan facility partnership with Mogo Loans. Absa’s funding…
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