Fathiat05/AnalystLab-Africa-8

# Internet Usage Analysis in Sub-Saharan Africa (2015–2024) ## Project Overview This project analyzes internet usage trends across selected Sub-Saharan African countries from 2015 to 2024 using the World Bank World Development Indicators (WDI) dataset. The goal is to identify internet adoption trends, compare countries, and examine gender differences in internet usage. ## Dataset - Source: World Bank World Development Indicators (WDI) - Region: Sub-Saharan Africa - Years: 2015–2024 - Indicators: - Individuals using the Internet - Individuals using the Internet (Female) - Individuals using the Internet (Male) ## Tools Used - Power BI - Power Query - DAX ## Data Cleaning - Filtered dataset to Sub-Saharan Africa - Selected internet-related indicators - Filtered years (2015–2024) - Removed unnecessary columns - Renamed columns - Changed data types - Checked data quality ## Dashboard Features - KPI Cards - Internet Usage by Country - Internet Usage Trend (2015–2024) - Average Internet Usage by Country - Male vs Female Internet Usage - Year Slicer ## Key Insights - Internet usage increased between 2015 and 2024. - South Africa recorded the highest internet usage. - Uganda recorded the lowest internet usage. - Male internet usage was slightly higher than female internet usage. - Internet adoption steadily improved across the selected countries. ## Recommendations - Increase investment in digital infrastructure. - Improve internet accessibility in low-performing countries. - Promote digital inclusion for women. - Continue policies that support internet adoption. ## Files - Internet Usage Analysis.pbix - Final Report.pdf - Dashboard Screenshot.png ## Author **Sulaimon Fathiat Adeola**