African Women and ICTs: Investigating Technology, Gender and Empowerment
By Angela Nakafeero (Contribution by), Dorothy Okello (Contribution by), Kazanka Comfort (Contribution by), Judite Mandlate (Contribution by), Grace Bantebya Kyomuhendo (Contribution by), Gisele Yitamben (Contribution by), Mina Tafnout (Contribution by), Olive Sifuna (Contribution by), Leila Hassanin (Contribution by), Gertrudes Macueve (Contribution by), Susan Bakesha (Contribution by), Lucia Ginger (Contribution by), Aatifa Timjerdine (Contribution by), Precious Mwatsiya (Contribution by), Ruth Meena (Contribution by), Alice Munyua (Contribution by), Elise Tchinda (Contribution by), Kiss Brian Abraham (Contribution by), John Dada (Contribution by), Ibou Sane (Contribution by), Okwach Abagi (Contribution by), Muriuki Mureithi (Contribution by), Mamadou Balla Traore (Contribution by), Salome Omamo (Contribution by), Esselina Macome (Contribution by), Doctor Buhle Mbambo-Thata (Contribution by), Jocelyn Muller (Contribution by), Mary Rusimbi (Contribution by), Polly Gaster (Contribution by), Doctor Ineke Buskens (Editor), Doctor Anne Webb (Editor)
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By Angela Nakafeero (Contribution by), Dorothy Okello (Contribution by), Kazanka Comfort (Contribution by), Judite Mandlate (Contribution by), Grace Bantebya Kyomuhendo (Contribution by), Gisele Yitamben (Contribution by), Mina Tafnout (Contribution by), Olive Sifuna (Contribution by), Leila Hassanin (Contribution by), Gertrudes Macueve (Contribution by), Susan Bakesha (Contribution by), Lucia Ginger (Contribution by), Aatifa Timjerdine (Contribution by), Precious Mwatsiya (Contribution by), Ruth Meena (Contribution by), Alice Munyua (Contribution by), Elise Tchinda (Contribution by), Kiss Brian Abraham (Contribution by), John Dada (Contribution by), Ibou Sane (Contribution by), Okwach Abagi (Contribution by), Muriuki Mureithi (Contribution by), Mamadou Balla Traore (Contribution by), Salome Omamo (Contribution by), Esselina Macome (Contribution by), Doctor Buhle Mbambo-Thata (Contribution by), Jocelyn Muller (Contribution by), Mary Rusimbi (Contribution by), Polly Gaster (Contribution by), Doctor Ineke Buskens (Editor), Doctor Anne Webb (Editor)
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The revolution in information and communication technologies (ICTs) has vast implications for the developing world, but what tangible benefits has it bought, when issues of social inclusion and exclusion, particularly in the developing world, remain at large? In addition, the gender digital divide is growing in the developing world, particularly in Africa - so what does ICT mean to African women?
African Women and ICTs explores the ways in which women in Africa utilize ICTs to facilitate the...
African Women and ICTs explores the ways in which women in Africa utilize ICTs to facilitate the...



