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11 Dec 2018

Africa sees strong Internet growth

For the first time, more than half of the world's population is now using the Internet, but only a quarter of those in Africa.
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20 Nov 2017

African countries slip on ICT Development Index

Only one of the five African nations in the top hundred has improved its position.
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24 Oct 2017

Johannesburg, Cairo ranked among top 60 digitally safe cities globally

Security remains closely linked to wealth, but the scores of high-income cities are falling.
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19 Jun 2017

Mauritius, Rwanda and Kenya excel on global cybersecurity ranking

Three countries have shown the biggest commitment to cybersecurity among African countries, according to ITU report.
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22 Nov 2016

SA's ICT ranking slips to 88 out of 175

Despite improving its ICT development index value, SA's ICT global ranking moved from 86 to 88.
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16 Nov 2016

Global ICT statistics stakeholders head for Botswana

14th World Telecommunication/ICT Indicators Symposium gets underway in late November.
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12 Sept 2016

Kenya's ICT capacity building model works - ITU

Digital transformation, regulation and skills development identified as key to redefining capacity building strategies.
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17 Mar 2016

Nigeria, Ghana commit to digital broadcast transition by 2017

More expected from continent as global industry authorities agree on need for new set of connectivity targets.
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28 May 2015

Africa's mobile broadband access below 20%

In Africa only one in five people use the internet today.
 
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