OA News: July 11-18, 2010
July 18, 2010 » NewsNo Comment
- “The vision of this policy is to ensure universal access to Broadband by 2019 by ensuring that South Africans are able to access Broadband either individually, or as a household, subscribe to a Broadband service, or are able to access a Broadband service directly or indirectly at a private or public access point,” the broadband policy states:
Broadband for all in SA by 2019 {myBroadband.co.za} - Bandwidth traveling through the power lines was limited last week in Uganda:
Bomb Blasts Disrupt Internet Services {New Vision via allAfrica.com} - Kenya needs more independence in Internet Service Provider market ownership to cushion it against price controls by foreign owners:
South African firms jolt Kenya’s internet market {Business Daily} - Canadian technology and involvement for the Sub-Saharan ICT sector:
EDC invests USD 20 million in African tech fund to help Canadian companies tap into growing ICT markets {Trading Markets} - Tunisia announces 2012-2014 development plan focusing on creating a stronger information society:
TUNISIA: Higher education key to new development plan {University World News}
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