Information and Communication Technologies for African Development: An Assessment of Progress and Challenges Ahead, edited by Joseph O. Okpaku Sr., 2003

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This collection of essays gives a broad perspective on the critical issues on the agenda for decision-makers in government, business, the development sector and the international community regarding ICT in Africa today.

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