On Saturday, we joined Ecobank Uganda in celebration of EcobankDay at Angel Centre for Children with Special Needs where we donated 20 tablets to support inclusive learning. Together, we’re helping children explore technology, learn, and grow in their own unique ways.

On Saturday,our Ambassador Kisaame Samuel-The Journalist represented ICT4 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES at Angel’s Center, Wakiso during Ecobank Uganda Day a heartwarming event celebrating children with Down Syndrome.With partners Simplifi Networks & PluggedIn Communications ,we’re making inclusion through tech & compassion.

“Enabling Inclusive Learning for All” That was the theme as we celebrated Ecobank Groupe Day as Ecobank Uganda at Angels Centre for Persons with Disabilities in Wakiso, a school supporting children with Down Syndrome and other developmental disabilities. Every moment spent with

At Simplifi Networks, we believe that inclusion starts with access. We believe every child deserves a fair chance to learn, to dream, and to grow , no matter their circumstances. Thank you Ecobank Uganda for championing this initiative on Ecobank Day. Cc Grace B. Muliisa Kenneth Stober

SkillsKlinic hosted an Entrepreneurship Masterclass led by Simplifi Networks CEO Ken Stober, who shared his journey, challenges, and the vision behind building a leading tech solutions provider across East and West Africa. Students from the 10X Program and the Kamwokya Boy Child

It was a pleasure joining you for this Masterclass. I hope my story inspired the students to keep pushing, stay curious, and believe in their ideas. As Simplifi Networks moments like these reinforce our commitment to empowering the next generation of tech leaders.

We are honored to have partnered with Purple Skills Klinic for this transformative Entrepreneurship Masterclass. Our CEO Kenneth Stober was grateful for the opportunity to share his journey and engage with such bright, motivated young innovators!

Here’s to building partnerships that are shaping the future!

On 9th December, Simplifi Networks visited SkillsKlinic in Bukoto for an entrepreneurship session led by our CEO Kenneth Stober . He shared his journey of building Simplifi from the ground up, the failures, lessons, and bold decisions that shaped our growth. #Entrepreneurship

Kenneth Stober walked the students through how Simplifi became one of East Africa’s leading value-added distributors, from wireless tech to fibre and networking infrastructure. Today, we proudly distribute global brands like Ruijie, Ubiquiti, MikroTik, Sopto and others!

Kenneth Stober He also highlighted emerging tech like IoT and AI and how they’re opening new opportunities for young innovators. We remain committed to investing time, knowledge, and real industry experience into Uganda’s next generation of builders. #YouthInnovation #TechInUganda

We are pleased to support Simplifi Networks in this impactful collaboration! Partnerships like this are key to bridging the gap between talent and opportunity, and we’re excited to see how young tech innovators in Uganda will thrive through initiatives like these.

Joining the MSE Recovery Fund Resilience and survivability survey II dissemination workshop! We're diving into the key findings and implications for MSE recovery, growth, and resilience. Big thanks to our partners FSD Uganda, Ministry of Finance, and Mastercard Foundation for making this

Key challenges in linking credit to employment and ensuring equitable access: - Only 19% of MSE owners agreed that loans contributed to hiring decisions (44% disagreed). - 85% cited high interest rates; 42% lacked collateral; 27% faced complex application processes.

Panel 2: Policy and Financial Sector Responses to Strengthen MSE Resilience Speakers: 1.Dr. Brian Sserunjogi – Economic Policy Research Centre (EPRC) 2.Richard K. Ndyanabo – Ministry of Finance 3.Patrick Joram Mugisha – Commissioner, Business Development and Quality Assurance,

At the policy level, we will institutionalize these learnings and work to remove binding constraints, strengthen regulation, and improve access to markets. We must proactively build resilience and avoid reacting only to crises. In closing, I would like to express my gratitude to