OA News: December 16, 2009
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- Over 600 children have now used a new learning center in Ghana:
Cherrypal Provides Internet Access to Children in Africa {PR Newswire} - It takes dedication, money, authority, and skill to manage an African domain:
Cape Verde, Somalia lead way in Africa domain operations {The Standard} - The Nigerian backbone has over 1000 miles of cable, from Nigeria to Ghana:
Suburban, Largest IP-Backbone Provider – Ayonote {Daily Champion via allAfrica} - Apple’s iPhone debuts in Uganda:
Orange Brings New Iphones to Country {The Monitor via allAfrica} - A look at the expensive cost of Internet in Rwanda:
The Story of Internet – One Step Forward, Two Steps Backward {The New Times via allAfrica} - The global ICT sector produces 2-3% of Greenhouse Gas emissions and should look toward sustainable practices. Fortunately, ICT can help reduce emissions in other sectors by as much as 15%:
‘Broadband Will Increase Emissions’ {Daily Champion via allAfrica} - Only 70% of surveyed Ugandans feel their telecoms experience is satisfactory. Many cite network outages and dropped calls:
Telecom Services Substandard {The Monitor via allAfrica}
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