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FURTHER SITES TO VISIT ABOUT GHANA Some good web sites for Ghana were missed out of last week’s feature. The following government sites may be of interest: Parliament of Ghana Ghana Customs Excise &
Preventive Service CEPS REGIONAL GOVERNMENT GHANA INVESTMENT PROMOTION
CENTRE GHANA NATIONAL COMMITTEE
ON INTERNET CONNECTIVITY There is a report on how NGOs are connecting to the internet: "The State of the Internet
for NGOs in Ghana" For those interested in education: PIE - PARTNERS IN INTERNET
EDUCATION The sites of the main Ghanaian ISPs are as follows: AFRICA ONLINE NETWORK COMPUTER SYSTEM-NCS INTERNET GHANA AFRICA EXPRESS AFRICANUS WWWPLUS The Internet Society of Ghana
can be found at: The main Ghanaian newspaper and radio sites are: GHANA MEDIA GHANA NEWS AGENCY GRAPHIC NEWSPAPER JOY FM The Ghanaian Stock Exchange
can be found at: Ghana’s main e-commerce
sites are: Network Computer System ghanaclassifieds Netafrique.com eShop Africa Ghana’s first search engine
can found at: The On the Line project can
be searched at: EASYMATHS SITE AIMS TO HELP TEACHERS This is a free South African Mathematics Community Website for teachers, parents and students with lessons, tests, exams, worksheets with answers, study skills and much more. It is an initiative by the Mathematics Web Association a newly formed non profit organisation http://www.easymaths.org (source: Prodder) GLOBAL SOFTWARE OUTSOURCING: ONLINE REPORT ON GOOD/BAD PRACTICE A new online report on global software outsourcing is available at: http://www.man.ac.uk/idpm/idpm_dp.htm#devinf_wp The report, based on long-term research on a number of outsourcing relationships, develops a new model to explain good and bad practice in the development of such relationships. It provides guidance on best practice that will be of value to both practitioners and researchers. (source: Dr Richard Heeks) RECORD KEEPING AND CRIME CONTROL IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA How are poor record keeping and bad financial management connected? Is the one a symptom of the other? To what extent does accurate financial information prevent corruption and fraud? An International Records Management Trust study examined the link between record management and financial accountability in sub-Saharan Africa. How do different record keeping systems reflect government and donor agency strategies for financial control and accountability? Are they related to success in reducing economic crime? To receive this piece by email, send a message to the following email address:getweb@webinfo.ids.ac.uk Leave the SUBJECT field BLANK,
and copy the following text into the BODY of the message: (Anne Thurston, International Records Management Trust via TAD Newsletter) MP3 SAMPLES OF HAITAN MUSIC Music of The Haitian Masters Vol.1 Classical release Listen to and download your free samples at http://www.culturalenlightenment.com/projects.html
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