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30 Studies

Title Author Year
Freedom of Speech and Access to Information in Africa: An Interview with Pansy Tlakula, Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information in Africa of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights Péter Molnár and Pansy Tlakula 2015
Civil Society and Cyberspace: Reflections on Dehai, Asmarino, and Awate Victoria Berna 2013
Consumer Health Information Literacy Promotion Program in Public and Community Libraries in Africa: Experience from Kenya, Nigeria, Uganda, and Zimbabwe Grace A. Ajuwon; Nancy Kamau; Alison Kinyengyere & Masimba Muziringa 2017
Digital Democracy, Analogue Politics Nanjala Nyabola 2013
E-Governance: Illusion or Opportunity for Nigerian University's Administration Lawan Cheri and Muhammad Abdullah 2018
E-Learning in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Region Alan S. Weber; Sihem Hamlaoui 2018
Empirical Examination of e-Government in Developing Countries and its Value in Kenya’s Public Service Kennedy Okong’o and Michael Kyobe 2018
Enabling Social Sustainability of E-Participation through Mobile Technology Nixon Muganda Ochara & Tendani Mawela 2013
Exploring the Dynamics of Consumerism in Developing Nations: Facilitating Consumers' Adoption of E-Government in South Africa: Supply Side-Driven Virtuous Cycles Richard Shambare 2019
Exploring the factors influencing the adoption of Open Source Software in Western Cape schools Kevin A Johnston; Shameemah Begg; & Maureen Tanner 2013
FROM DIGITAL DIVIDE TO DIGITAL INEQUALITY: The connectivity paradox Alison Gillwald 2017
Freedom to Become Insecure? Vulnerabilities from the Emergent Digital Media in Zimbabwe Last Alfandika, Gift Gwindingwe and Golden Maunganidze 2019
Halting Boko Haram / Islamic State’s West Africa Province Propaganda in Cyberspace with Cybersecurity Technologies Sunday O. Ogunlana 2019
Integrating Information and Communication Technology in English Language teaching: A case study of selected Junior Secondary Schools in Botswana Mbizo Mafuraga; Mbiganyi Moremi 2017
Internet Diffusion and Government Intervention: The Parody of Sustainable Development in Africa Bidemi Badmus 2017
Internet censorship in South Africa: a brief exposé of negative and positive trends Constance Bitso 2014
Mobile Learning In Developing Countries: A Synthesis Of The Past To Define The Future Harriet Koshie Lamptey; Richard Boateng 2017
New Technologies and Conflict Prevention in Sudan and South Sudan Helena Puig Larrauri 2013
Optimizing E-Particiption initiatives Through Social Media: E-Participation in Developing Countries: The Case of the National Social Insurance Fund in Cameroon Ransome E. Bawack; Jean Robert Kala Kamdjoug; Samuel Fosso Wamba; & Aime Fobang Noutsa 2018
Public Participation Using 3D Web-Based City Models: Opportunities for E-Participation in Kisumu, Kenya Jacob R. Onyimbi; Mila Koeva; and Johannes Flacke 2018
Pulling the plug: Network disruptions and violence in civil conflict Anita R Gohdes 2015
Social Computing as an E-Participation Tool in South Africa: An Exploratory Study Ifeoluwapo Fashoro & Lynette Barnard 2016
Social Media and Public Policy Process in Africa: Enhanced Policy Process in Digital Age Simon Oyewole Oginni and Joash Ntenga Moitui 2015
Social Networks as Anti-revolutionary Forces: Facebook and Political Apathy among Youth in Urban Harare, Zimbabwe Manase Kudzai Chiweshe 2017
Test of e-Learning Related Attitudes (TeLRA) scale: Development, reliability and validity study Dalton H. Kisanga; Gren Ireson 2016
The Digital Gender Divide: Confronting Obstacles to Women's Development in Africa Nicholas O. Alozie & Patience Akpan‐Obong 2016
The Nature and Prevalence of Cyber Bullying Behaviors among South African High School Learners Ronald J. Odora &Sheila N. Matoti 2017
The use of ICTs in the Cameroonian school system: A case study of some primary and secondary schools in Yaoundé Abass Ngoungouo 2017
‘My President is a Pair of Buttocks’: The limits of online freedom of expression in Uganda Solomon Rukundo 2018
“Nollywood Goes Homo”: Gay Identifications on the Nigerian Internet NOAH A. TSIKA 2016
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