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Africa: Filling the White Spaces – Broadcast Broadband in Africa
October 24, 2013 Editor 0
[eLearning]According to 2012 estimates, internet penetration in Africa has reached 15.6%. Though the actual number of people on whom the internet has an impact is undoubtedly much higher, this statistic does demonstrate a significant infrastructural disparity between Africa and other continents. Currently, this connectivity gap is being filled by other media – if the astonishing growth rate in the African mobile market is anything to go by. And then, there is radio and television. In comparison to the all-singing
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