ZTE and Huawei Brands In The Ugandan Market

ZTE AND HUAWEI BRING COMPETITION TO SAMSUNG AND NOKIA BRANDS IN UGANDA

ZTE and Hauwei are among the chinesse smartphones firms penerating the smartphone industry in East Africa and Uganda in general, becaude of their friendly product prices that have started phasing out other big mobile and smartphone companies like Samsung and Nokia who have been enjoying the monoply and selling expensive products and making lots of profits.

problems of monopolies to the Economy

  • consumers are manipulated
  • lack of choice
  • companies charge high prices

The coming of ZTE and Hauwei has seen the raise and growth of the ICT sector in the country as many businesses which has engaged in advvertsing via the internet to make their businesses accessible. And the fact the they are affordable and are running on OS like android 4.0 and it is user friendly makes them grow on a high rate.

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