During the World Summit on Information Society (WSIS) in 2005, the issue of Internet governance and the role of government was subject to a huge debate.
The governments felt that the Internet should not be controlled by one government (read the U.S.). They wanted matters of the Internet to be regulated by an inter-governmental body like the International Telecommunication Union. read more »
There are few meetings where there are more than 300 people in the morning and by evening the number has risen to 400. Forget that the lunch vouchers were not enough for all techies or that some of them had to stand because the seats were taken. read more »
It may be more than Safaricom is willing to admit, but the competition seems to be poking holes into the Safaricom strategy, which may force them to rethink.
“We are not going to do something stupid or silly; we must take care of the bottom-line and ensure a healthy balance sheet,” said Michael Joseph. read more »
