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Africa: Why Internet Access Is Becoming a Human Right
The Conversation Africa, 1 June 2016
When most people think or speak about internet freedom, they are often concerned with the right, for example, to say what you want online without censorship and without being… Read more »
Why Internet Access Is Becoming a Human Right
... [T]he internet itself is now an enabling technology that is increasingly required to participate in social, political and economic life, writes Indra De Lanerolle for The Conversation Africa.
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Africa: How Mobile Phones Are Disrupting Teaching and Learning
The Conversation Africa, 22 May 2016
Mobile phones have become ubiquitous in Africa. Among younger users, basic phones are most common. But more pupils are accessing smartphones that can connect to the internet - and… Read more »
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Africa: Skills, Affordability Hinder Internet-for-All Programme, Says Report
New Times, 13 May 2016
Universal access to Internet in Africa will continue to be a fantasy unless stakeholders make it affordable and equip citizens with necessary skills, a new report says. Read more »
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Kenya: Stand Up for a Free Internet, Whether or Not You Work Online
Nation, 28 May 2016
The internet is no longer a luxury, nice-to-have utility. It's a crucial enabler of economic development. Read more »
