OA News: May 21-25, 2010
May 26, 2010 » NewsNo Comment
Plenty of stories focusing on African Internet/ICT have emerged over the past 5 days:
- Kenya to use ICT to drive reforms {KBC}
- Cellular networks a key to getting developing world online {ars technica}
- India’s opportunity in Africa {The Economic Times}
- ITU Calls for Broadband Internet Access for Half the World’s Population by 2015 {cellular news}
- Fixed line telecom firms set to reap from roll-out of fibre cables {Business Dailiy}
- SENEGAL: From ‘brick’ to ‘click’ universities {University World News}
- Govt, Mauritius to Strengthen Cooperation {The New Times via allAfrica}
- More fibre optic cables to also enhance Mobile telephony {Citi FM Online}
- Five more years {The Economist}
- Museveni, Besigye Take Campaign into Cyberspace {The Independent via allAfrica}
- Share Cables, Ndemo Tells ICT Firms {Daily Nation via allAfrica}
- A Notebook for Each Student and Instructor {Tunisia Online News via allAfrica}
- ‘Broadband Can’t Reduce Telecom Tariff Now’ {Daily Independent via allAfrica}
- ICT Programme to Empower Rural Communities {BuaNews via allAfrica}