OA News: November 18, 2009
November 18, 2009 » NewsNo Comment
- Other nations can learn from the tech push SA has made for the 2010 World Cup:
South Africa’s Infrastructure Lesson (Opinion) {Gov Tech} - How far can ISPs go when monitoring what files traverse their lines?
Is your online activity being monitored? {MyBroadband.co.za} - Some users will get a high bandwidth trial:
Telkom 8 Mbps ADSL trial in full swing {MyBroadband.co.za} - Only 2% of South African Internet connections are through broadband:
Govt sees ‘tremendous potential’ for broadband growth {Engineering News} - A look at how Botswana fared in the recent World Bank report:
Africa has the weakest infrastructure – World Bank {Botswana Gazette} - An optimistic press release from Software Accpac:
Opportunities abound {ITWeb} - An update on Ghana’s ICT progress:
Key ICT projects to improve economy – Dr Duffuor {Peace FM Online} - An additional 700km redundancy cable is now in place
KDN Rolls Out Alternative Fibre Cable {Business Daily via allAfrica} - Some mobile users weren’t aware of extra mobile bandwidth fees:
Download Drama Strikes At Telecom {The Namibian via allAfrica} - A tertiary school in Nigeria has received 100 computers, ICT facilities, and broadband connection:
USPF Donates Computers, ICT Centre to College {This Day via allAfrica} - A lengthy article that looks at the broad picture of ICT diffusion:
Connecting Region Via ICT Diffusion {Daily Champion via allAfrica}
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