Digital skills are no longer a luxury for the few—they are a necessity for national survival. Yet Uganda continues to produce graduates who cannot type a proper email, civil servants who fear computers, and a youth population watching the digital economy pass them by. This opinion piece argues that without urgent investment in digital literacy, Uganda risks becoming a consumer of technology rather than a participant in the global digital economy.

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