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The countries below contain a historic archive of information on the state of the internet that is now three years old. For some countries, the information has remained largely the same whereas for others considerable change has occurred. However it can still be used to identify organisations involved in developing the internet and to understand the historic development of the Internet in Africa. For up-to-date (but "pay-for") information click here: There are special rates for students and universities.

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This is an area where you can download longer articles and reports of interest. These will be updated as new material becomes available.

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This IDRC-supported research study looks at how complaints by African consumers in the telecoms and Internet sectors are dealt with and what input consumer organisations are able to make into policy for these sectors. It is based on a survey of 30 African countries and includes detailed case studies of Kenya, Senegal and South Africa.

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This chapter from the ITU's Global Trends in Telecommunications Reform 2005 examines the market and regulatory implications of the shift to IP networks and outlines the different types of responses regulators are making to VoIP calling.

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Leslie Chan, Barbara Kirsop, Subbiah Arunachalam look at the use of Open Access archiving as a way of improving scientific capacity building.

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Top 3 Reasons to Study in England

1. London

The biggest tourist attraction on the British Isles, London should be enough of a reason to visit England for anyone! Museums, art galleries, more history and culture than you can poke a stick at… the list goes on and on! Plus London is a world centre in more ways than one, and finance, fine arts and fashion are just the tip of the “what’s-on in London” iceberg. If you study English in London you get the best of both worlds, as you can learn English in the heart and lifeblood of England and really take the time to appreciate everything that’s happening in London.

2. Oxford

Perhaps the hustle and bustle of London isn’t quite your thing. In that case, an English language school Oxford is the ideal option for you! Studying English in Oxford puts you in great stead for getting the best results in your studies and getting your course results recognised internationally. Oxford and academic learning have historically gone together hand in hand – and you too can experience this with English classes in Oxford.

3. Cambridge

Not to be forgotten when it comes to famous U.K. university towns, Cambridge is also one of most highly-regarded locations to learn English. It’s so widely acclaimed that many English learners will already be familiar with the city’s name through exposure to the Cambridge ESOL exams. Get your studies certified – learn English Cambridge and ace that test! Taking course at an English language school Cambridge will help you perform your best in any English exams that you decide to sit, with the added benefit of giving you a necessary and enjoyable background to English culture.

This page last updated on September 15 2008.