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Post Archive for September 2013

More than 80% of Chadian students and officials know how to use the internet but lack advanced skills
September 22, 2013 ♦ Comments Off on More than 80% of Chadian students and officials know how to use the internet but lack advanced skills

The number of Chadians (especially students and teachers) who don’t know how to use the internet is rather high. A study identifies the difficulties facing the sector.

Senegal discusses how ICT can strengthen the digital economy
September 21, 2013 ♦ Comments Off on Senegal discusses how ICT can strengthen the digital economy
Senegal discusses how ICT can strengthen the digital economy

Senegal hosted a Forum National sur la Gouvernance de l’Internet on September 19, 2013. The event, with three key panels, was organized by ISOC Senegal under the theme of economic development.

OA News: September 14-20, 2013
September 20, 2013 ♦ Comments Off on OA News: September 14-20, 2013

This week’s African tech news round-up consists of 117 stories from 25 countries.

Uganda Internet Governance Forum discusses the state of national internet service and policy
September 19, 2013 ♦ One Comment

A dozen or so ideas and facts shared at the September 2013 Uganda Internet Governance Forum describe the state of ICT service delivery in the East African country.

Nigerian mobile stats shared at NigeriaCom event
September 18, 2013 ♦ Comments Off on Nigerian mobile stats shared at NigeriaCom event

Held 16-17 September, 2013, the fourth annual NigeriaCom event brings together hundreds of representatives from the mobile and telecoms industry. Panelists included members of Etisalat Nigeria, Nigerian Communications Commission, Airtel and other key operators with a presence in Nigeria.

True online freedom in Africa requires legal and political support
September 17, 2013 ♦ 2 Comments

Most African nations have partly free online access. The decision may be less about censorship and more about manipulation of information. All African governments need to better address what exactly constitutes online freedom of speech.