As you know, Ugandans started using VPN to open social networks Facebook and Twitter, chat services - Whatsap and other online services after access to social networks was shut down on election day on 18 February across the nation "for security reasons", according to the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC).

Today internet users in Uganda noticed that Ugandan authorities started blocking VPN services in Uganda. In spite of the fact that VPN is legal - according to law. Fortunately, Trust.Zone VPN service has implemented the unique technology which is more secured than OpenVPN and can't be blocked by Uganda. read more...

As you know, voters in Ugafna  today will choose their President from among eight candidates in the 7th post-independence general elections. Uganda's Constitution says a candidate must score over 50% of the valid votes cast to be declared a winner.

Many Facebook and Twitter users have noticed that access to Twitter and Facebook was suddenly restricted today morning.

Trust.Zone VPN is one of the best solution to bypass censorship in Uganda right now. Trust.Zone has servers in South Africa and other countries to overcome Uganda internet restrictions. Trust.Zone is free to use.

Uganda, take back your freedom with Trust.Zone VPN. read more...