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Internet in Africa

An episode of the African Dialogue podcast, hosted by Channel Africa, titled "Internet in Africa" was published on June 8, 2017 and runs 38 minutes.

June 8, 2017 ·38m · African Dialogue

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The first step towards building a more secure internet in Africa has been taken by the Internet Society and the African Union Commission, which have unveiled a new set of Internet Infrastructure Security Guidelines for Africa during the African Internet Summit last week. The guidelines will help Africa create a more secure internet infrastructure, and are set to change the way African Union States approach cyber security preparedness. The guidelines, the first of their kind in Africa, were developed by a multi-stakeholder group of African and global internet infrastructure security experts, and are the first step towards building a more secure internet in Africa. To help discuss this milestone, we are joined on the line by:
Dawit Bekele: Internet Society Regional Bureau Director for Africa
Arthur Goldstuck: Managing Director of World Wide Worx
Dr Peter Tobin, Chief Executive Officer management consulting practice Peter Tobin Consultancy:
Dr Aleksandar Valjarevic : Cyber Security Expert from LawTrust in Pretoria South Africa:
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