by Hastings Ndebvu | Mar 1, 2015 | Internet2, Services
By Michuki Mwangi, Internet Society The 17th of March 2016 will be long remembered in the Internet history books of Madagascar as the “Journée de l’Internet” or “Internet Day”. On this “Journée de l’Internet”, the local Internet community consisting of the...
by Chris Rohrer | Sep 16, 2012 | Internet2, Portrait, Projects, TNC, UbuntuNet Connect
UbuntuNet-Connect 2012 – A Seaside Extravaganza! Have you registered? Do not miss this opportunity! The programme for UbuntuNet-Connect 2012 is out. With 40 abstracts from 20 countries in Africa and around the world, it has been tight selecting papers for...
by Chris Rohrer | Aug 16, 2012 | Climate Change, Internet2, MAREN, RedCLARA, Training, UbuntuNet Connect
Register to attend UbuntuNet-Connect 2012 Registration is open for the forthcoming UbuntuNet-Connect 2012, the 5th Annual Conference of UbuntuNet Alliance. Secure your registration and book your accommodation now! We have received twice the number of abstracts...
by Chris Rohrer | Apr 16, 2012 | AfricaConnect, CHAIN, Council of Members, Internet2, KENET, Portrait, Xnet
Council of Members Cluster of Events in Lilongwe declared a Success By Margaret Ngwira The sudden death of Malawi’s President Bingu wa Mutharika a few days prior to the scheduled 6th Council of Members Cluster Meetings in the country’s Capital City of Lilongwe cast...
by Chris Rohrer | Apr 16, 2011 | Board, GEANT, Internet2, Network, Team, TERNET, UbuntuNet Connect
NUANCE speaks French enfin! UbuntuNet’s first six members were countries where English, French, Portuguese and Arabic were the main international languages. Given the multi-lingual nature of our Alliance community, we have long wanted to make available Alliance...
by Chris Rohrer | Jul 15, 2010 | AfPIF, Cables, Internet2, Network, Seminar
Fibre opportunities for Africa! Given the flurry of undersea cables being laid and the forthcoming AfricaConnect initiative, it has been decided to dedicate this issue of NUANCE to emerging fibre opportunities around and especially within Africa. The photo shows...
