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Business Owners should adopt E-transaction, Hon.Peter Ogwang


State Minister for ICT and national Guidance Hon. Peter Ogwang 
while visiting COVID19 Taskforces along high risk districts in Teso, yesteday sunday 7th, June 2020, lauded for the Use of technology especially adoption of e-transactions for business owners to reduce risks of contracting & spreading the virus.

While in Soroti, He visited the treatment center at Soroti Referral Hospital where he joined the medical staffs in the goat roasting ceremony after all testing negative of Covid-19.

He added, Soroti treatment center will soon discharge it's first patient out of the 13 patients who have been admitted.

So far Ogwang have visited the districts of Bukedea, Kumi and Soroti.

While in Kumi, he challenged the parents to stop moving to the trading centers with Radios but rather leave for their children to help them access learning materials as the local radios have been conducting lessons through airwaves and 90% of the population can access it.

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