UGANDA-INTERNET-TAXATION

A woman reads a message on social media tax as she scrolls through her Facebook account on her phone in Kampala on July 5, 2018. - Politicians, clerics, feminists and others have formed a broad coalition of Ugandans calling for an end to a social media tax the government hopes will raise revenue and silence "gossip". On July 1, 2018, Uganda's communications regulator blocked access to social media including WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter, as well as dating sites Tinder and Grindr, unless users pay a 200-shilling (USD 0.05, 0.04 euro) daily tax. The outcry was immediate. (Photo by Isaac Kasamani / AFP) (Photo credit should read ISAAC KASAMANI/AFP via Getty Images)