How can we improve infrastructure in our beloved africa
hello there
Africa has become damning, a home of bad politics. its either someone in governance stealing funds for developments.......as I.T marshals we want to make the little we have in our reach to improve infrastructure it might be in communication,industry anything you might think of we need to make this a better home for all. it's really scary to know that in some African countries there is no proper roads, telephones. please we need more.I.T for THE improvement of Africa.
tell yourself is this the Africa we want to be a part of........lets put words into action and deliver......
Africa has become damning, a home of bad politics. its either someone in governance stealing funds for developments.......as I.T marshals we want to make the little we have in our reach to improve infrastructure it might be in communication,industry anything you might think of we need to make this a better home for all. it's really scary to know that in some African countries there is no proper roads, telephones. please we need more.I.T for THE improvement of Africa.
tell yourself is this the Africa we want to be a part of........lets put words into action and deliver......
Views: 3
- Attachments:
-
-
sudan hunger.jpeg, 4 KB -
sudan hunger3.jpeg, 4 KB
-
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by Samuel Seluka on -
I think the most important things to do, is to start to monitor the public funds. We need to come up with the strategy to publish the public funds with correspondence projects to make it easy to identify those who do not comply. This is the stage where the IT Environment and the M&E have to play a major role, especially in rural areas.
-
Get Involved
Latest Activity
REBECCA CHIRCHIR left a comment for Princess
Hi Princess, thank you for being my friend
AMOUZOU bedi commented on Sylvia Siango Apreku's blog post 'Part 6- Public Sector Reforms in Sub-Saharan Africa. Conclusions'
Please read my resume regrading on Public Sector in Africa
http://amouzoubedi.blogspot.com/2011_04_01_archive.html
Please if you are not french speaker use the google translate option
Thanks®ards,
Amouzou…
Sheka Bangura commented on Sheka Bangura's blog post 'Book Review: Fixing Failed States - A Framework for Rebuilding A Fractured World'
Thanks Tayani, that is a brilliant comment and observation. Unfortunately, as argued by many scholars, and I concur, a lot of aid has gone more to serve adherents ideologies than nations it is purportedly meant for. But receiving government…
George Ngobeh shared a profile on Facebook
© 2012 Created by copafrica.
