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Gameli Adzaho's Blog – June 2011 Archive (1)
IMPROVING INTERNET ACCESSIBILITY IN RURAL COMMUNITIES: A KEY TO DEVELOPMENT IN GHANA
There is a yawning gap between the rate of Internet adoption in rural and urban Ghana. While Internet adoption is growing steadily in Accra and other major cities, there is virtually no connection in most parts of rural Ghana. Considering the Internet’s potential to radically impact education, health, agriculture and socio-economic development, it is imperative that stakeholders adopt and implement strategies to close the prevailing rural-urban digital divide. This…
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