*  *  *  The essence of Paul Collier’s argument is that the binding constraint to development in Africa is a lack of connectivity in African cities. The lack of connectivity arises from a combination of the low population to land densities and poor transport services which characterise African cities, including Kampala.
Also, fewer than half of households earning less than $ per year have such service.3 In an increasingly digital economy, lack of access to high-speed internet and the knowledge of how to make the best use of it limits the ability of families and entire communities to reach their full potential.