Q&A with UCC’s Irene Kaggwa Sewankambo on the competitive landscape and ensuring a sustainable telco industry for both users and investors  Uganda’s information and communications industry is one of the largest contributors to GDP and as such has a knock-on impact on other sectors. It is also one of the fastest growing and most dynamic sectors. Following a number of market developments in Uganda’s telco industry over the last decade, the industry seems to have self-adjusted to a few but very powerful players. While some analysts have argued that a few large players are what is needed to keep up with the huge capital demands of the sector, there are also strong fears about the dangers of having a few too-big-to-control players. Regulating the market to ensure there is a conducive enough for everyone to flourish, as well as ensuring the end user gets affordable and quality access is the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC). In this conversation, Irene Kaggwa Sewankambo the Executive Director discusses with the CEO East Africa Magazine how the regulator is managing this important and delicate role.