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316.	ICTs, Globalization and Poverty Reduction: Gender Dimensions of the Knowledge Society
	Tuesday, August 2, 2005  by Admin
	There is increasing evidence that indicates ICTs can provide income generation opportunities for women despite many factors which hinder women being full participants in the information knowledge society. The ultimate goal is to understand better how women can be supported by ICTs in poverty reduction and empowerment.
317.	Get to know about the WSIS and its processes
	Monday, August 1, 2005  by Admin
	The second phase of the World Summit on Information Society (WSIS) will take place in Tunis this year. The summit will cover the role of the Information Society with the potential of the Information and Communciation Technologies components. This newspaper article is a summary brief about the WSIS.
318.	Get to know about the WSIS and its processes
	Monday, August 1, 2005  by Admin
	The second phase of the World Summit on Information Society (WSIS) will take place in Tunis this year. The summit will cover the role of the Information Society with the potential of the Information and Communciation Technologies components. This newspaper article is a summary brief about the WSIS.
319.	Financial Times among sponsors of IT exhibitions
	Tuesday, July 26, 2005  by Admin
	The Business Connexion company and the African Information Technologies, Exhibitions and Conferences (AITEC) have signed a sponsorship agreement for information technology (IT) exhibitions organised by financial institutions in Dar es Salaam. The AITEC financial institution exhibitions and respective conferences will kick off at Movenpick Royal Palm hotel in Dar es Salaam next Friday. The General Manager of the Business Connexion Paul Nilsen and Event Director of the AITEC Harry Hare represented their companies at the signing ceremony which was held at the Morani house in the city at the weekend.
320.	Mobile phones boom in Tanzania
	Tuesday, July 26, 2005  by Admin
	This weeks Click Online's report from the BBC looks at Tanzania where mobile phones are taking the country by storm, although only one in 10 houses has electricity. "The digital divide is really diminishing, and it's the mobile phones going it, not the PC". Len Waverman, London Business School.
321.	Regional e-Government Framework
	Wednesday, July 20, 2005  by Admin
	The first e-Government workshop was held in Dar ed Salaam in November 2004 and another in Nairobi in June 2005. Between these two meetings, UNECA offered support of a consultant to develop a Draft Regional e-Government framework for East Afica. This report looks at the current EA e-Government status in relation to policy frameworks, applications, infrastructure and human resources. The document finally proposes a framework that will facilitate a significant increse in ICT infrastructure investment at the National level.
322.	Request for Comments on EAC Draft e-Government Framework
	Wednesday, July 20, 2005  by Admin
	The first e-Government workshop was held in Dar ed Salaam in November 2004 and another in Nairobi in June 2005. Between these two meetings, UNECA offered support of a consultant to develop a Draft Regional e-Government framework for East Afica. Your comments, sent through the link above, will be highly appreciated.
323.	East Africa Regional E-Government Consultative Workshop
	Wednesday, July 20, 2005  by Admin
	The three East African member states met in Nairobi recently to discuss consolidation of the region's e-government strategy that will streamline communication systems.
324.	BBC Technology coverage on East and Central Africa
	Tuesday, July 19, 2005  by Admin
	BBC has started a month-long coverage of Africa and has started examining Rwanda's ambitions to be an IT powerhouse. There will be more Africa coverage coming up in the next few weeks on http://www.bbcworld.com/content/template_clickonline.asp?pageid=666, as the BBC crew bring you some fascinating tech stories from a continent which tends to be overlooked by the glossy world of technology. In the weeks ahead, they'll journey to East and Central Africa and see how second-hand computers are proving invaluable in the developing world.
325.	BBC Technology coverage on East and Central Africa
	Tuesday, July 19, 2005  by Admin
	BBC has started a month-long coverage of Africa and has started examining Rwanda's ambitions to be an IT powerhouse. There will be more Africa coverage coming up in the next few weeks on http://www.bbcworld.com/content/template_clickonline.asp?pageid=666, as the BBC crew bring you some fascinating tech stories from a continent which tends to be overlooked by the glossy world of technology. In the weeks ahead, they'll journey to East and Central Africa and see how second-hand computers are proving invaluable in the developing world.
326.	Report of the Working Group on Internet Governance
	Monday, July 18, 2005  by Admin
	This report was produced by the WGIG team which comprised of 40 members from Governments, private sector and civil society. Contents include a definition of Internet governance, identifying policy issues relevant to internet governance, a means of developing a common understanding of the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders from developed and developing countries. It also suggests recommendations related to internet governance mechanisms.
327.	ICT Policy in Africa
	Monday, July 11, 2005  by Admin
	A lot of African countries’ economies rely mainly on agriculture and a few mineral resources. It is time for African governments to embrace the new trend and agent of change - ICT and develop policies that will enhance the use of ICT as a tool for socio-economic development. The African governments should understand the need to institute national, sub-regional and regional ICT policies (e-Africa) that will allow them to participate in the ‘knowledge economy’.
328.	ICT Policy in Africa
	Monday, July 11, 2005  by Admin
	A lot of African countries’ economies rely mainly on agriculture and a few mineral resources. It is time for African governments to embrace the new trend and agent of change - ICT and develop policies that will enhance the use of ICT as a tool for socio-economic development. The African governments should understand the need to institute national, sub-regional and regional ICT policies (e-Africa) that will allow them to participate in the ‘knowledge economy’.
329.	Global Competition Finalists for Achievement in Using Information Technology for Development
	Monday, June 27, 2005  by Admin
	Every year the Development Gateway Foundation awards achievers using information technology to improve people's lives in developing countries,
330.	Impact of Telecommunications on Rural Livelihoods: Sengerema District
	Saturday, June 18, 2005  by Admin
	Sengerama was selected because of the existing telecentre which was initiated by COSTECH. Because of the existing ICT infrastructure, the possibility of getting different inputs compared to places without telecentres was expected, but this was not the case.
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