2014 Blogs and Interviews

 

INTERVIEWS with AfriSIG 2014 participants:

• Interview with Nhlanhla Ngwenya at AfriSIG 2014

• Interview with Wellington Radu at AfriSIG 2014

BLOG POSTS by AfriSIG 2014 participants and faculty members:

• Tax on Internet in Malawi: a Retard to the Country’s Development- Sellina Khumbo Kapondera

• Africa, Facebook, and Net Neutrality- Michael Graaf

• AfriSIG2014: A fountain of ideas- Wellington Radu

• Une école africaine sur la gouvernance de l’Internet à Maurice – Serge Daho

• Emilar Vushe: “AfriSIG is real life experience in a multistakeholder setting”

• An insightful exposé- Dora B. Mawutor

• What has internet governance got to do with librarians?- Ayanda Lebele

• Championing the cause of Internet Governance- Seaparo Phala

• African Synch 2014- Pria Chetty

• AfriSIG 2014: The Journey- Tarryn Booysen

• A tiny dot on the beach- Michael Ilishebo

• Wougnet at the 2nd African School on Internet Governance – Mauritius

• AfriSIG: the real deal- Dorothy Mudavanhu

• African School on Internet Governance 2014: Defining priorities and addressing capacity gaps- Gbenga Sesan

• My first experience in Internet Governance- Brenda Kite

• Peer-to-peer name services: a potential game changer?- Micheal Graaf

• Trials of a Confused Feminist (in an internet governance school)- Maggie Hazvinei Mapondera

• AfriSIG2014 Day II – Follow the conversation

• AfriSIG2014: Welcome to 45 participants from all over Africa