by Chris Rohrer | May 19, 2014 | Capacity Building, GEANT, Team, TNC
NUANCE enters its seventh year As most readers may be aware, NUANCE means Newsletter of UbuntuNet Alliance: Networks – Collaboration – Education. Back in 2008, the idea of a monthly newsletter started with Dr Francis Tusubira, the CEO and Margaret Ngwira, one of the...
by Chris Rohrer | Jun 16, 2013 | ASREN, IST-Africa, KENET, Open Science, Seminar, TNC, UbuntuNet Connect
Final call! Submit a paper for the UbuntuNet-Connect 2013 conference UbuntuNet-Connect 2013, the unique annual conference that provides the appropriate forum to showcase progress in research and education networking in Africa, is this year again inviting authors to...
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 | May 16, 2012 | AfREN, AfricaConnect, IST-Africa, TNC, UbuntuNet Connect
All Roads lead to Dar es Salaam for UbuntuNet-Connect 2012, 14 – 16 November 2012 The historical city of Dar es Salaam (Haven of Peace), will be the venue for Africa’s premiere research and education networking event, UbuntuNet-Connect. This will be at the Kunduchi...
by Chris Rohrer | Feb 16, 2012 | Agriculture, Council of Members, Team, TERNET, TNC, ZAMREN
Zambia and ZAMREN on the move The whole continent was glued to their screens to watch the nail biting finish of the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations and the victory of Chipolopolo Stars. On the NREN front also, Zambia is scoring – and not on penalties! In efforts to...
by Chris Rohrer | Oct 16, 2011 | EC, GEANT, NOC, Strategy, TNC, UbuntuNet Connect
Promoting research and education networking agenda through strategic communication Do our NRENs have the national visibility that can make their task easier? It seems that this may not be the case! Through an in-house study, UbuntuNet Alliance has discovered that...
