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Benson Ncube posted a blog postMAG Nomination
Full Name: Benson NcubeGender: MaleNationality: ZimbabweanCountry of Residence: BotswanaOrganisation: Cabling for AfricaStakeholder group: Private SectorBackground (50 words): Benson has a degree in Electrical Engineering (1992) and an MBA (2003) from the University of Zimbabwe. He has also been trained in Advanced Planning of Telecommunications projects in Germany under the sponsorship of Carl Duisburg Gesellschaft. Currently he is working for an ICT service provider in Botswana and tutoring…See More
Benson Ncube commented on Keolebogile Rantsetse's blog post Nomination to MAG"Well done Lebo, go for it"
Benson Ncube posted a blog postMAG Nomination
Full Name: Benson NcubeGender: MaleNationality: ZimbabweanCountry of Residence: BotswanaOrganisation: Cabling for AfricaStakeholder group: Private SectorBackground (50 words): Benson has a degree in Electrical Engineering (1992) and an MBA (2003) from the University of Zimbabwe. He has also been trained in Advanced Planning of Telecommunications projects in Germany under the sponsorship of Carl Duisburg Gesellschaft. Currently he is working for an ICT service provider in Botswana and tutoring…See More
Benson Ncube replied to Ricardo Patara's discussion Laws for cybercrime in the group Cybercrime"An interesting article Ricardo, and it indicates that we should not focus only on single strategy but embrace all the strategies in a synergistic manner, one complementing the other."
Benson Ncube commented on Sokol Haxhiu's blog post Cloud Computing is still very cloudy...."To date, what is the extent of cloudiness in cloud computing in your country? Any promises of the rains, my friend tell me. You must be ready for Kenya 2011, hey! We need to take stock of the clouds."
Benson Ncube left a comment for Malebogo Lekoape"How far have you gone with the training of the parliamentarians. It will be interesting to see the progress to date."
Benson Ncube left a comment for Felix Samakande"Yes this must be interesting. We need your support to have our country contribute to this call, The is a need to have government representation on the discussions and I think you may be rightly positioned to identify the key stakeholders who will…"
Felix Samakande left a comment for Benson Ncube"Thanks for the e-invite Benson. I see the Southern African region is finally assuming its position on the IGF map. This should make IGF-2011 in Nairobi interesting."
Benson Ncube left a comment for Felix Samakande"Could you please join the SAIGF 2010 group at http://www.diplointernetgovernance.org/group/southernafricaig and post your thoughts? Please invite more people to discuss the possible call for the formation of the Southern Africa IGF"
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- Did you take the Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme - IGCBP from DiploFoundation? If so, in which year? Who was tutoring you?
- 2010, Ulemu Nyasulu
- Where did you ¨discover¨ this Community portal?
- Through Diplo
- What are you currently doing today and projects you have related to Internet governance?
- Deploying and supporting IP network. Auditing networks and security assessments to close network vulnerabilities. Security implementation using firewalls
Benson Ncube's Blog
MAG Nomination
Full Name: Benson Ncube
Gender: Male
Nationality: Zimbabwean
Country of Residence: Botswana
Organisation: Cabling for Africa
Stakeholder group: Private Sector
Background (50 words):
Benson has a degree in Electrical Engineering (1992) and an MBA (2003) from the University of Zimbabwe. He has also been trained in Advanced Planning of Telecommunications projects in Germany under the sponsorship of Carl Duisburg Gesellschaft. Currently he is…
Posted on February 22, 2012 at 8:32am
MAG Nomination
Full Name: Benson Ncube
Gender: Male
Nationality: Zimbabwean
Country of Residence: Botswana
Organisation: Cabling for Africa
Stakeholder group: Private Sector
Background (50 words):
Benson has a degree in Electrical Engineering (1992) and an MBA (2003) from the University of Zimbabwe. He has also been trained in Advanced…
Posted on February 18, 2012 at 4:16pm
Resource Public Key Infrastructure Deployments (RPKI) #ws158
You can listen to two interviews… Continue
Posted on September 16, 2010 at 2:00pm
IPV6 Implementation discussions at IGF2010
Interesting issues are coming out of the IPv6 workshops. The fact is that the address space is now widely available but the IPv6 traffic is still very low, less that 5%. The concerns being that the customers are not asking for the IPv6. This brings the point that market awareness is very minimal and therefore a great opportunity to build capacity on that. Hence the driver for IPV6 is the need to ensure business continuity abs there will be problems when everyone switches over to IPv6, the… Continue
Posted on September 15, 2010 at 12:00pm — 2 Comments
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- At 1:02am on December 1, 2010, Felix Samakande said…
- Thanks for the e-invite Benson. I see the Southern African region is finally assuming its position on the IGF map. This should make IGF-2011 in Nairobi interesting.
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