Introduction This summer, four students from the University of Notre Dame are interning with BOSCO-Uganda to aid with communications, cybersecurity, ICT center updates, and more. Through Notre Dame’s NDBridge Program, Adam was matched to intern with BOSCO-Uganda due to his interest in sustainable development and technological advancement. Adam is a rising sophomore student at Notre […]
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Access to reliable communication networks and internet connectivity has become a vital aspect of development, which is why BOSCO-Uganda continues to expand its technology infrastructure and improve existing hardware and software. With this being said, two batteries atop Opit Tower have been replaced with more reliable and stronger batteries to increase the stability of signals
Introduction The St. John Paul II College located in Gulu, Uganda serves as a private, Catholic boarding school for approximately 1,100 students, including both girls and boys. Beginning in 2013, BOSCO-Uganda partnered with Accenture, an Irish-American information technology and consulting company based in Dublin, Ireland, to discuss and develop a plan to enable solar energy
Introduction Adam and Xavier are two volunteers at BOSCO Uganda from the University of Notre Dame in the United States. Adam is a second-year student studying architecture and real estate. Xavier is also a second-year student but studying computer science. Recently, these two volunteers went on a trip to do fieldwork with Fred and Emmanuel,
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Completion We’re excited to share some exciting news regarding the completion of a metal chain-link fence surrounding our newly constructed tower on Kalongo Hill! Recently, the construction of a new network tower on Kalongo Hill was completed, and thus, the expansion of reliable communication infrastructure was expanded to even more remote areas, including Wipolo, Lukole,
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Godfrey Alanya Memorial- (GAM) Youth Scholarship Program was initiated by an American Catholic Catechist from the USA named Gus Zuehlke who visited the Archdiocese of Gulu in 2004. Together with Fr Joseph Okumu (then Director of St Joseph’s Catechists Training Centre) visited Pagak camp, one of the biggest camps during the insurgency in 2004. During
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Last week, an extraordinary digital literacy training program organized by BOSCO Uganda took place in Patongo Parish, leaving an indelible impact on the community. This comprehensive initiative covered Introduction to Computers, Microsoft Office Packages, Introduction to the Internet, and Basic Computer Security, empowering participants with essential skills to navigate the digital landscape. The program kicked
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We’re thrilled to share the remarkable progress being made by BOSCO Uganda in its mission to bring reliable communication infrastructure to remote areas. In a groundbreaking initiative, BOSCO Uganda has embarked on constructing a network tower on Kalongo Hill, with an impressive support from 48%. Situated amidst the picturesque landscape of Kalongo Hill, this project
During the last decades, bamboo has become a popular material. That is not so strange since bamboo has some great qualities. It is a renewable resource, grows incredibly fast, up to a meter per day, and can be used to make all sorts of products, from fabric to complete houses and even skyscrapers. In addition,
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Agago district is one of the districts that make Northern Uganda, and it is one of the places that BOSCO Uganda has invested in over the years by opening three community ICT Centres. These Centres include Gwokke Keni In Patongo centre, Lokole Super Star at Agago Town Council and Kokil Gwok Ma Inongo in Paimol.
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