Uganda is a country that is like any other developing country.  They want to be up-to-pace with the rest of the world.  They want to have the same opportunities as the superpowers like the country of the United States when it comes to accessing information especially government information of their country.  Nasani and Joan Batungi’s web page titled “Applying electronic-government on land records in Uganda” has information about Uganda’s progression with e-governance: “The decentralized nature of the Ugandan polity and administrative system are good indicators that e-governance will succeed.” (http://www.csdms.in/conflux/Proceedings05/abstracts/2abs.htm).  The mentioning of decentralized nature shows the Ugandan has a tremendous upside to what e-governance has to offer.  When the Ugandan began to accept e-governance in their society, they will be economically and politically ready to interact with other countries around the world.