OA News: May 10, 2010
May 10, 2010 » NewsNo Comment
- Explaining the basics of Africa’s potential, from youth to mobile, for a Canadian audience:
Africa’s booming tech space will define the continent’s future {TMS Ruge for The Globe and Mail} - News sites are increasingly popular:
Biggest websites in South Africa {MyBroadband.co.za} - Will the medium be popular, and will two initial competitors keep costs relatively low?
Zimbabwe to Get Two WiMAX Networks {GoingWiMAX.com} - Partnering for greater reliability:
Companies in pact to improve Internet services {The Citizen} - It would make sense that the demand for cyber cafes is elastic:
Are Mobile Phones Pushing Cyber Cafes Out of Business? {ICTWorks via IFAP} - Mobile banking represents the African continent in this India-based article:
Connect to the bottom of the pyramid {eWorld} - Preparing for the G8/G20 summit. Africa’s sole representative will be South Africa:
This is Africa’s moment {The Globe and Mail} - The ups-and-downs of Nigeria’s satellite trials:
Challenges ahead of Nigeria‘s back-up communications satellites {The Punch}
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