GSMA and World Bank partner to boost handset affordability
The consortium said if smartphones were priced at around $20, an additional 270 million Africans would be able to purchase them, potentially narrowing the usage gap by 23%.
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10 African countries receive broadband boost
The program supports efforts to promote digital connectivity in African countries where internet access is still limited in most places.
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ITU pledges $106m to SA women, girls’ empowerment
Elle International is funding the project that will drive gender equality and empowerment through the provision of digital platforms, smart solutions and data.
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ITU's Bogdan-Martin calls for improved gender equality in ICT
On International Girls in ICT Day, the ITU’s secretary-general believes the ICT sector must cultivate and empower female talent while also increasing top-level representation.
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The unique capabilities of satellite data connections
South Africa's Internet penetration is three percentage points above the Southern African average, and one percentage point above the global average, according to Q-KON.
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Rwanda re-elected to ITU council
East African nation earned 110 votes at a conference in South Korea.
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Malawi feels digital migration pressure
Concerns exist that the company handling the process is not acting fast enough.
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Zambia's first lady Christine Kaseba named as ITU ambassador
Kaseba expected to contribute to raising aware of technology for health purposes.
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Zambia unveils cyber security lab
Law enforcement agencies are expected to use the facility to combat ICT crimes.
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Zambia ‘on course’ to meet digital migration deadline
Southern African country’s information and broadcasting minister signals commitment.
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Zambia downplays digital migration funding shortage fears
Government says it plans apportioning budget in the coming year for phases two and three.
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China’s Star Technologies wins Zambia's digital migration tender
And confusion surrounding the government contract has seemingly come to an end.