OA News: November 24, 2009
November 24, 2009 » NewsNo Comment
- Social networks pose a danger to young children, as does inappropriate online material, often accessed via mobile phone:
Internet risks real for Kenyan kids {Capital News} - A look at the potential for ICTs in rural Tanzania:
Can ICTs aid small-scale farmers? {Global Voices Online} - The telecom company will promote sustainability:
MTN goes green {MyBroadband.co.za} - How the Glo-1 fiber optic cable will help Cote d’Ivoire:
Glo looks beyond Nigeria, Ghana to revolutionise Ivorian telecom market {Vanguard} - In South Africa, Telkom still owns the portion of fiber optic cable, but wirless hotspots can bring the bandwidth until prices drop further:
Surfing Simply With the Hotshot Behind the Hotspots {Business Day via allAfrica.com} - The Nigerian government is to provide Internet access to many students:
FG to Provide Internet Access to Tertiary Institutions {This Day via allAfrica.com} - Kenya is aware that bandwidth costs have not decreased since the arrival of Seacom:
Govt Warns Internet Providers Over Prices {Daily Nation via allAfrica.com}
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