Post Archive for June 2012
The state of the Internet is rapidly improving all across the African continent. A summary, in 1,000 words.

ARTP, Senegal’s telecommunications regulatory agency, will field toll-free phone calls from Senegalese citizens who find telecoms services lacking in quality.

Additional highlights from the ICT Indaba 2012 broadband conference held in South Africa.
In many African nations, relative web search interest for a head of state exceeds that of a top footballer – but only slightly.

Held last week in Sierra Leone, the 7th annual Connecting Rural Communities (CRC) Africa Forum aimed to address how to create economically viable rural networks.

AdsBrook is a startup based in Accra, Ghana and is one of the products of the Meltwater Entrepreneurial School of Technology.