Post Archive for December 2009
By the end of the year 2000, every African nation could boast an active Internet connection. However, this statistic sounds more meaningful that it actually was. Most connections were unstable, slow, and limited to capital cities and the elite classes. Ten years later, Africa is much more connected, but the …
What should 2010 have in store for Africa? Cultural trends in addition to infrastructure
ACE cable project for Liberia, Rwanda’s WiFi hopes, Nigerian broadband in ’10
Rwanda’s mobile broadband, eBooks, 2010 projections, social networks & productivity
Here are a few miscellaneous articles and posts that have been shared in the past week in case you missed them the first time:
How inefficient operators, information asymmetry between regulator and operators and the role of the regulator to balance the interests of consumers, competing enterprises and investors is not …
Band Aid’s “Do They Know It’s Christmas” actually is a fine example of using ICT to spread information. The project can be considered an ancestor of today’s viral video. Although the lyrics paint Africa in a poor light – a place without food or water and a countryside full of …