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Nigeria delivers ICT tools to school girls

The Nigerian government is implementing a new strategy for school girls, entering their first year of junior secondary schools, aiming to assist them with the “challenges” of living in a male dominated society. The program will deliver tools and background…

Uganda tries to block Facebook, Twitter

As protests in Uganda continue over rising food and energy costs, the country’s government has attempted to block social networking sites Facebook and Twitter in an effort to curtail anxiety now fomenting in the country. It follows a similar pattern…

“FibreCo” national network on schedule

FibreCo Telecommunications (“FibreCo”), a partnership between Cell C, Internet Solutions and Convergence Partners, is making excellent progress with its plans for the deployment of its open-access long-haul terrestrial fibre optic broadband network in South Africa. FibreCo, established in 2009, will develop…

WACS Landing in pictures

At dawn yesterday, a group of determined journalists and executives gathered on an icy cold beach to watch the landing of the West Africa Cable System (WACS) cable at Yserfontein in the Western Cape. A clear sky, lit by a…

WACS has landed

After a 14 000 kilometer journey down the West Coast of Africa, the small town of Yserfontein marks the South African landing site for the West Africa Cable System (WACS). This multi-million dollar project marks an exponential leap in South…

Vodacom selects Hughes for broadband satellite

Vodacom, South Africa’s leading cellular business has selected Hughes Network Systems(HUGHES), a leader in broadband satellite networks and services, to provide its market-leading HN and HX broadband satellite solutions to help propel Vodacom’s aggressive expansion of converged service offerings in…

Egyptian Cabinet protect the Right to Access Information

The Cabinet of Ministers described the decision to cut mobile communications and internet – taken by the previous regime during the Egyptian revolution – as “inappropriate”. The Cabinet of Ministers has announced a review of the current communications law, and in particular article no.…

Libya rebels create rogue mobile network

Libyan rebels fighting against their country’s embattled leader Muammar Gaddafi’s crackdown on all communications and Internet services, have established a rogue mobile network to ensure they are able to have continuous communications as the violence and fight for the country…