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Research ICT Africa
Research ICT Africa is a non-profit think tank that conducts public-interest research on ICT policy and regulation that responds to national, regional and continental needs. It provides African researchers, governments, regulators, operators, multilateral institutions, development agencies, community organizations and trade unions with the information and analysis required to develop innovative and appropriate policies, effective implementation and successful network operations that can contribute to sustainable development. The network will contribute to the gathering of up to date ICT data and establish repository of information for furthering research and policy formulation. The programme will promote interaction between researchers and their peers at national, regional and international levels to harmonize methodologies, tools and standards for conducting public-interest ICT policy research.
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Internet Use Barriers and User Strategies: Perspectives from Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa and Rwanda
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Low Internet Penetration Despite 90% 3G Coverage in Lesotho
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Cost of Smartphones Continues the Digital Divide in Tanzania
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South African Data Prices Static for Two Years but Consumers not Flocking to Cheapest Product Offering
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Disentangling the Broadband Divide in Rwanda: Supply-side vs Demand-side
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The State of ICT in Lesotho (2016)
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An Evaluation of Open Access Broadband Networks in Africa: The Cases of Nigeria and South Africa
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Mapping Multistakeholderism in Internet Governance: Implications for Africa
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