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North African broadband markets, visualized
May 1, 2014 ♦ Comments Off on North African broadband markets, visualized
North African broadband markets, visualized

A World Bank report on the state of the Middle East and North Africa’s broadband landscape examines how to develop each market through a combination of policy, infrastructure, and competition.

9 recommendations to guide Africa’s ICT development
April 29, 2014 ♦ One Comment
9 recommendations to guide Africa’s ICT development

Nine recommendations to guide Africa’s ICT development include open data, more local content, infrastructure projects, and public-private partnerships.

Are Ugandan citizens’ rights online becoming more restricted?
April 28, 2014 ♦ One Comment
Are Ugandan citizens’ rights online becoming more restricted?

Recent legislation has potentially infringed upon the online rights of millions of internet users in Uganda. Are Ugandan citizens’ rights online restricted and how will new legislation be enforced?

Internet access is gradually becoming more affordable in Mozambique
April 3, 2014 ♦ Comments Off on Internet access is gradually becoming more affordable in Mozambique

At the AITEC Southern Africa ICT Summit 2014, Mozambique became the third African country and the first in Southern Africa to join the Alliance for Affordable Internet.

Multi-stakeholder affordable internet forum held in Abuja, Nigeria
March 12, 2014 ♦ Comments Off on Multi-stakeholder affordable internet forum held in Abuja, Nigeria

On March 11th, the A4AI coalition hosted Nigeria’s first multi-stakeholder affordable internet forum. Held in Abuja, participants discussed challenges facing cheaper internet access in Nigeria along with how to overcome these barriers to access.

2013 African ICT news recap
January 5, 2014 ♦ One Comment

In 2013 we came across exactly 4,266 newsworthy articles, stories, posts, and features on African Internet progress. Many provided only a quick update, but just as many gave an in-depth look into how Africans are engaging with technology.