By Brenda Zulu on Nov 28, 2008
African governments need to have a supportive legal environment to eliminate barriers to meaningful use of computers in African schools.
Lack of infrastructure and adequate power supplies, limited Internet connectivity and education resources and the need for more awareness and policy support for education initiatives are all barriers to the meaningful use of computers in African schools.
“To ensure that the ICT industry flourishes and that local populations have access ...
By Brenda Zulu on Nov 28, 2008
According to news reports, Computer Aid International has donated 2000 computers to the Ministry of Education.
Education Minister Professor Geoffrey Lungwangwa said the provision of quality education requires the application of information communication technology (ICT), especially computers.
The growth of ICT is helping facilitate educational opportunities that will promote economic development for the region and strengthen Zambia's infrastructure. Programs such as these make it possible for Zambian students to experience ...
By Brenda Zulu on Oct 29, 2008
The government has urged the nation of Zambia to stay connected by utilizing modern postal services that are earmarked for lunch soon.
Minister of Communications and Transport Dora Siliya in a speech on the launch of the 2008 World Post Day reminded the nation of the vital link to people’s lives that Zampost plays especially in rural areas.
Siliya said the World Post Day Celebrations theme was “Stay Connected”; to ...
By codezed on Oct 15, 2008
Title: Cyber Crime Africa 2008
Location: Hotel Appolo, Randburg
Link out: Click here
Description: Successful strategies to combat, prevent and investigate cyber crime in Africa.
Start Date: 2008-11-10
End Date: 2008-11-12
Over the last several years, we’ve seen a decrease in effectiveness of “classical” security tools. The nature of the present day attacks is very different from what the security community has been used to in the past. The Cyber Crime Africa Summit, which ...
By codezed on Oct 15, 2008
An ICT Training service is looking for someone who wants to develop their presentation and business skills in the ICT learning and development world. An opportunity exists for one to become involved in all aspects of a small but busy ICT Training service. The successful applicant will join a group of experienced professionals responsible for providing a wide range of training. The successful candidate will receive a Train-the-Trainer ...
