NAPAfrica internet exchange leads the way for internet growth and accessibility in Africa: Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa in the news: NAPAfrica internet exchange leads the way for internet growth and accessibility in Africa: “The growth of NAPAfrica is a great African success story,” says Jan Hnizdo, CEO of Teraco, where the internet exchange’s infrastructure resides … [Read more...] about NAPAfrica internet exchange leads the way for internet growth and accessibility in Africa
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How the ‘Internet Censorship’ Act tramples constitutional rights | MyJHB.co.za
How the ‘Internet Censorship’ Act tramples constitutional rights | MyJHB.co.za: Johannesburg in the news: How the ‘Internet Censorship’ Act tramples constitutional rights: In this episode of Business Law Focus, Evan Pickworth asks Janet MacKenzie, a partner and head of the TMT industry group for the Johannesburg office of global law firm Baker McKenzie, why the … [Read more...] about How the ‘Internet Censorship’ Act tramples constitutional rights | MyJHB.co.za
SA News: R28,000 for 256kbps – South African Internet prices in 1995
R28,000 for 256kbps – South African Internet prices in 1995: By 1994, this doubled to 28.8 kilobits per second. In 1994, the company installed its first fibre optic link from South Africa to the United States over the SAT 2 submarine cable. It was also the ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Viral Video Shows Leopard Casually Strolling Through Restaurant: A few guests … [Read more...] about SA News: R28,000 for 256kbps – South African Internet prices in 1995
Internet shutdowns in Africa threaten democracy and development | The Conversation
Internet shutdowns in Africa threaten democracy and development: ShutterstockIt’s broadly accepted that there’s a close relationship between development and access to information. One of the first economists to make the link was Amartya Sen, who won the Nobel Prize in 1998 for his contributions to welfare economics. Increasingly over the past two … [Read more...] about Internet shutdowns in Africa threaten democracy and development | The Conversation
It will take a week before undersea cable repair ship can fix SA’s slow internet
It will take a week before undersea cable repair ship can fix SA's slow internet: Cape Town – As gale-force winds let up slightly in Cape Town yesterday, the ship expected to effect repairs to underwater cables that failed and left parts of the continent with slow internet, departed from Cape Town Harbour. Strong winds battered the Cape over the past few days, trapping the … [Read more...] about It will take a week before undersea cable repair ship can fix SA’s slow internet
