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International Conference on ICT for Africa

Submitted by Anne Schanz on Thursday, 10th March, 2011 — Event

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Date and Time 
Wednesday, March 23, 2011 - 11:20 - Saturday, March 26, 2011 - 11:20
Event Website 
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The conference will initiate research and practice agenda where ICTs will aid the academia, organizations - public and private and non-governmental to improve socio-economic conditions and directly benefit the disadvantaged in some manner. With support from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and The Louisiana Board of Regents, we are pleased to announce The International Conference on ICT for Africa 2011 themed "ICT FOR DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA – Sustaining the Momentum and Extending the Reach".

Location

Ota, Nigeria

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WANT TO ATTEND THE CONFERENCE

Comment Author

Christine Kafulo

Friday, 11th March, 2011

Dear Anne,

Am a Zambian Lady who has interest with ICT but lacking financial resources to enable me finish my Degree, MA and PH D in IT. Currently, am an ASSOCIATE in Information Systems. Kindly shed more light on when the conference will be held and other requirements to know before the Conference kicks off.

I look forward to hearing from you soonest.


Best regards


Christine Kafulo

information on conference website

Comment Author

Anne Schanz

Friday, 11th March, 2011

Dear Christine,
great to hear you are interested in attending the conference. I must appologize: in the original event I posted, there was a problem with the link pointing to the conference website. This is fixed now. If you go to their website, you will find information on the workshops, travel information, accomodation and others. The registration fee is between USD100 and 150 (depending on if you are a student or not). The conference takes place from March 23 to 26. Please get in touch with the conference organisers if you want to know more.
 

I hope this was helpful.
Kind regards,

Anne