Nii Quaynor, an Internet pioneer of Ghana, adhered to nationalistic bandwidth practices: 1) increase rates for Ghanaians who access international sites and 2) consider having affluent countries support high African access costs.

Connecting young entrepreneurs, web and mobile-phone programmers, designers, and investors. Few concepts in Africa drives more excitement, collaboration, and promise than the tech hub.

Not surprising, but how can investors and fellow entrepreneurs support these under-represented areas?

ice ethiopia, Ethiopia’s latest tech hub and business incubator has been active for over two months. The e-learning space in Ethiopia has never been so active.

Published in 2010 by The World Bank, Africa’s infrastructure: a time for transformation, although addressing the macro theme of infrastructure, relays a few interesting points about Africa’s ICT growth.

Translate or create originally? Paid or unpaid writers? Languages? Is local content truly necessary?