Tomorrow, we are entering into the second week of July, which began on a sad note-to-many because of the social media and mobile money taxes. UberBoda had also introduced free rides but, unfortunately, the promotion is also ending today, Sunday.
An online challenge, however, has been set in which customers can have it extended.
Get your friends to tweet about #extendfreeuberboda, the more you retweet and use the hashtag, we will extend the free uber boda for another week from 2pm to 5pm. Lets get #3000tweetsforFREEuberBODA
Let’s get tweeting and retweeting?. pic.twitter.com/v6tPmhs8tz— Uber Uganda (@uber_uganda) July 6, 2018
Aside from the aforementioned, below are some of the other events you need to look up to as the new week begins.
Tuesday, June 10
GIST TechConnect webchat
GIST, or Global Innovation through Science and Technology alongside the U.S Mission to Uganda will host a webchat at Innovation Village at 6pm, where various stakeholders will share ideas on how to identify and support women entrepreneurs in the startup ecosystem.
The discussion will be led by a panel made of women in entrepreneurship. Attendants will be able to pause questions to the experts through a live chat.
@InnovationVilla in partnership w/@usmissionuganda & @venturewell will host @GISTNetwork Women Investing in Women webchat on Tuesday, July 10th at 6pm. The panel will highlight how they identify, fund & support women entrepreneurs. #GISTTechConnect https://t.co/PFSDOXBITO pic.twitter.com/drjLcn2lyJ
— InnovationVillage (@InnovationVilla) July 4, 2018
Tuesday, July 10
React Native Part 2
Developer Circles Kampala are resuming ‘Reactive Native’ series, and this time the host will be Ronald Kasendwa, the Head of Software (USSD and mobile apps) at Eversend). The last edition was held in May.
Participants learn how to build cross-platform mobile applications using Javascript. The event will take place from 5:30 pm to 8pm at Outbox Hub. React Native is an open source project started by Facebook. It allows developers to build cross-platform mobile apps using JavaS,cript.
Thursday, June 12
Stanbic Bank has organized a Tech Contracts Master Class for different professionals. The programme will run for two days at Serena Hotel and participants will walk away with Certificates in Technolgy Contracting.
If you are a lawyer, auditor, policy maker or procurement officer; sign up for the Tech Contracts Master class delivered by David Tollen on 12th – 13th July 2018.
Follow this link for payment & registration details https://t.co/TpW4oCpcHe #StanbicTechLaw2018 pic.twitter.com/4fcTn3SSik— Stanbic Bank Uganda (@stanbicug) July 6, 2018
URA Open Minds Forum
Still, on Thursday, youth will gather at UMA Show grounds Lugogo from 9am to 3pm to share and learn about financial discipline.
If you are a young person between 18 and 35 years , mark 12th July, 2018 on your calendar for the Open Minds Forum 2018 #OMF18
A lot is in store for you. @URA_CG @irumanyika pic.twitter.com/sWpDMmBGwu
— UgandaRevenueAuthority (@URAuganda) June 26, 2018
Saturday, June 14
Intellectual Property Master Class for startups
Outbox in partnership with ABN and Intellectual Property Center will conduct a Master Class programme on how startups can safeguard their intellectual property.
The event will take place at Outbox Hub at Soliz House, Lumumba Avenue from 9am to 1pm. To register, click here.
The article will be updated if an event or changes come up.
Don’t get your startup wrecked. Sign up for the free intellectual property masterclass on 14th July 2018. Learn how to protect your business & receive valuable advise. https://t.co/pvHfUPqObV pic.twitter.com/DLXlXQMa8U
— Outbox (@OutboxHub) July 7, 2018
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