“They” say that Africa’s Internet gap is getting wider:
Less than 1 percent of Africans have access to broadband services due to a lack of international connectivity and unwieldy monopolies, compared with 22 percent of Americans and 30 percent of western Europeans, Hurst said.
After spending a week in Kenya helping our African staff get online and connected, I can see how this gap exists right now. They are so hungry for the ability to connect and communicate better. I really hope that the gap doesn’t get wider.
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