East African price wars, EASSy to launch in June, netbooks’ popularity
Egypt’s Telecom Market, Women’s progress in Swaziland
Africa’s Media Explosion, New Kenyan e-learning program, ICT industry needs new blood
Despite its shortcomings, we can’t forget how far current African infrastructure and ICT development has come since the early 1990’s. The following example highlights how foreign interests can aid developing nations by providing both physical and human resources for development.
RIO (meaning “Reseau Intertropical d’Ordinateurs”) was a network of electronic communication …
ICT education, Tunisian forum, various broadband stories from Nigeria & E. Africa
Today (Nov 25, 2009), Uganda’s Monitor Online is running a story on how the Internet will soon be an option for the illiterate and disabled. Currently, such individuals are limited to basic SMS functions and in most cases, are unable to effectively browse the Internet. However, that is all about …
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