EPISODE · Jan 28, 2017 · 16 MIN
How technology can improve governance
from iAfrikan BYTES · host iAfrikan Media
Yarik Turianskyi and Steven Gruzd speak to Balungile Belz to explain how technological advances can help improve the state of governance in Afrika. Revolutionary technological advances over the past decade have provided new opportunities for establishing deeper links between citizens and state institutions. The question is can they help Afrikans on their quest for better governance?
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