OA News: November 3, 2009
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- Last week, 26 schools in Namibia received IT donations:
Many Schools Benefit From IT Donation {New Era} - The New Partnership for Africa’s Development is setting up an Internet service linking parliaments on the continent:
Nepad moves on scaled-back African network plan {InfoWorld} - 600 children can now use a computer for the first time:
Digital revolution comes to Burundi school {Reuters AlertNet} - Vodafone Ghana now offers a 4Mbps package:
Vodafone Offers Fastest Broadband Service {ModernGhana.com} - Mobile banking is now more popular that traditional Internet banking in South Africa:
Cellphone banking becoming more popular with customers {Engineering News} - The benefits of splitting ADSL lines for local and international data:
Blended versus local only ADSL data {MyBroadband.co.za} - Intelsat wants to provide greater broadband coverage for Africa and says satellites can complement cables:
More satellites for Africa {ITWeb} - Another company plans on expanding to the Kenyan market:
NewMarket Technology, Inc. Releases White Paper on African Investment in Kenya and Beyond {PR-USA} - A conference promoting access to communication resources began in Ghana:
Open Access conference opens in Accra {Ghana Broadcasting Corp.} - Two digital conferences are scheduled this week in Nigeria:
IT Edge West Africa, Digital Sense Hold Fora {Leadership Nigeria} - An ICT conference in South Africa aims to bring socio-economic change:
Conference to Help Bridge Africa’s Digital Divide {BuaNews}
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