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Thats right Grace, hope you are gearing up for this
Also looking forward. I hope there shall be possibility of remote participation for those not able to make it to Kampala.
Also, on the website, they announced that the Kenya IGF will be held soon (July 29th ) ...Its our time as youth, women, men, ch…
Thanks grace this is timely in view of the developements in East Africa, i suppose the first step would be to define what we consider Critical Internet Resources, i am reliably informed that the defination for instance of the term ``Broadband`` vari…
The 2010 East African Internet Governance Forum (2010 EA-IGF) will take place on 11-13 August, 2010 at the Imperial Royale hotel in Kampala, Uganda. This third EA-IGF is hosted by the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC), I-Network Uganda, Collabo…
EAST AFRICAN INTERNET GOVERNANCE FORUM 2010; STRENGTHENING EAST AFRICA’S CRITICAL INTERNET RESOURCES 11-13 August 2010, Kampala, Uganda.
hi Mwende
Thanks for the invite....details please. When, where?
Nice to meet all other EAfricans!
Regards.
This group discusses issues relevant to the East Africa Region that includes Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, Somalia and Southern Sudan
That's a great discussion- it once came up on ke-internet users. Either way, whether or not specific ICT rights are included, there are general human rights eg privacy, freedom of expression , media freedom etc which make ICT rights more realisable.…
This is excellent, Bomu- IGCBP10 Africa Group A actually did have a discussion on the inclusion of the Internet-related issues in the constitution in one of our online sessions.
Participants were however divided on whether there should inclusion of…
This is the IGF 2010 discussion group - a place to network online before and during the event.
THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTION of Kenya has been received with mixed reactions, with two clauses- on abortion and inclusion of Kadhi’s Courts- drawing the greatest controversy. Different groups including political lobbies, civil society and religious l…
Mwende your interventions were great! When i grow up I want to be as sharp in IG as you....Looking forward to the next one.
There was one important wish forgotten...."i wish the Internet would forget".....you can guess who has told the Internet so many stories;)
I like the the interesting arguements made by participants at the IG diplomats workshop in Nairobi - especially the one on 'eating great food!' : )
Thanks,
This is from the IG Diplomacy trainign at Nairobi. As you can see we are having fun!
Profile Information
- Did you take the Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme - IGCBP from DiploFoundation? If so, in which year? Who was tutoring you?
- 2009, Mwende (tutor)
- Where did you ¨discover¨ this Community portal?
- from a blog entry on our online class
- What are you currently doing today and projects you have related to Internet governance?
- I am writing a newspaper article on IG
Grace Mutung'u's Blog
Proposed Kenyan Constitution and ICT Rights
THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTION of Kenya has been received with mixed reactions, with two clauses- on abortion and inclusion of Kadhi’s Courts- drawing the greatest
… ContinuePosted on April 8, 2010 at 7:18pm — 2 Comments
Convincing an African Businessman to Attend the IGF
...from an exercise at IG Diplomacy at Nairobi
the IGF is important for you (businessman)for:
multistakeholderism
networking
business opportunities
learning, research and development insights
improving business margins
planning your future business
peering
understanding consumer concerns
explaining to these consumers your business challenges\limitations
eating great food!
the IGF is important for you (businessman)for:
multistakeholderism
networking
business opportunities
learning, research and development insights
improving business margins
planning your future business
peering
understanding consumer concerns
explaining to these consumers your business challenges\limitations
eating great food!
Posted on March 12, 2010 at 7:59am — 2 Comments
Internet Wishes
....from IG Diplomacy
for Internet to be like air
to have safer Internet
for the Internet to forget
Internet to connect schools
reduce digital divide
have local content on the Internet
Internet to improve life of the people
empower Africans to embrace Internet
cheaper Internet
Internet to penetrate rural Africa so that older folks can access it
FREE access for everybody!
lower prices
more connection
Internet to empower people
for Internet to be like air
to have safer Internet
for the Internet to forget
Internet to connect schools
reduce digital divide
have local content on the Internet
Internet to improve life of the people
empower Africans to embrace Internet
cheaper Internet
Internet to penetrate rural Africa so that older folks can access it
FREE access for everybody!
lower prices
more connection
Internet to empower people
Posted on March 11, 2010 at 11:05am — 3 Comments
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 3:56pm on December 5, 2009,
Henry Owera said… - It was great meeting you in Sharm. Am still figuring out how to edit the vid before sharing it with the IGF community.
- At 6:44pm on April 1, 2009,
Poncelet O. Ileleji said…
- Hello Grace from the Gambia, it will be interesting to know what kind of articles you writing on IG on the newspaper and your target audience etc.
Peace
Poncelet !
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