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Cablegate on African broadband: 2007 (Ghana, Kenya, Ethiopia)
September 19, 2011 ♦ Comments Off on Cablegate on African broadband: 2007 (Ghana, Kenya, Ethiopia)
Cablegate on African broadband: 2007 (Ghana, Kenya, Ethiopia)

Ghana’s ICT initiatives, Kenyan fiber projects: will SEACOM, TEAMS, or EASSy succeed?, broadband investment in Ethiopia (via U.S. or China?)

Cablegate on African broadband: Apr-Jun 2009 (Tunisia, Kenya, South Africa)
September 10, 2011 ♦ Comments Off on Cablegate on African broadband: Apr-Jun 2009 (Tunisia, Kenya, South Africa)
Cablegate on African broadband: Apr-Jun 2009 (Tunisia, Kenya, South Africa)

The U.S. observes Tunisian Internet censorship, the arrival of broadband in Kenya, and South African political parties online.

Cablegate on African broadband: Sept-Nov 2009 (South Africa, Nigeria, Tanzania)
September 9, 2011 ♦ Comments Off on Cablegate on African broadband: Sept-Nov 2009 (South Africa, Nigeria, Tanzania)
Cablegate on African broadband: Sept-Nov 2009 (South Africa, Nigeria, Tanzania)

Using CablegateSearch.net we are listing the “juiciest” leaked cables on African broadband – 3 at a time for the next week.

Accusations interfere with broadband access in Swaziland
August 27, 2011 ♦ Comments Off on Accusations interfere with broadband access in Swaziland
Accusations interfere with broadband access in Swaziland

Does the mafia really control Swaziland’s parastatal telecommunications company? Probably not, but such finger-pointing is distracting when the public needs faster and cheaper Internet services.

OA News: July 24-27, 2011
July 27, 2011 ♦ Comments Off on OA News: July 24-27, 2011
OA News: July 24-27, 2011

15 stories: MXit privacy, Burundi’s 3G, Africa Digital Week on horizon, Seacom’s land network, Google & education networks, Co-creation hub Nigeria, on ‘Made in Africa’

OA News: June 15-24, 2011
June 25, 2011 ♦ Comments Off on OA News: June 15-24, 2011

An overwhelming volume of stories this week, many from SA & East Africa