The cost of data is ridiculously high for the poor, this has increased the digital divide in Africa. It is time the MNO's take full responsibility for exploiting the poor. #Internet4All
We want to give all South Africans the power to access information, education and jobs online and help to bridge the digital divide between South Africa and the developed world, in turn improving the status of the continent.
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"Bridging the digital divide one township at a time," NWU - North-West University writes a feature about one of their own Project Isizwe CEO, Duduzile Mkhwanazi on her dream of getting South Africans connected to the internet
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We are aware of current issues with the network.
This is due to a fibre outage issue.
We are are working with @CityTshwane to resolve the connection challenge
We apologise for the inconvenience caused.
The right to freedom of expression, however, suggests that a strong case can be made for including free WiFi on the list of basic human rights.
CEO of Project iSizwe, public policy analyst, free WiFi activist, @DuduMkhwanazi speaks during her
@TEDxJoburg https://t.co/9AhZrN2kzt
Project Isizwe and technical team are aware of the frequent outage on the Wi-Fi network in Tshwane. Project Isizwe is awaiting approval from @CityTshwane in order to upgrade the Wi-Fi Network. We apologise for the inconvenience caused.
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High data costs remain the single biggest problem. Free WiFi Zones give low-income communities the opportunity to participate in the digital economy.
#Internet4All