Ugandans 'need support to work from home'

The suffering of Uganda’s economy due to the coronavirus lockdown could have been mitigated by strategies to enable staff to work from home, a report has found.

Research by Success Africa and Ultimate Multimedia Consult said many Ugandan workplaces were inadequately prepared for remote working following the forced closure of much of the economy.

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