- AAAS
Sub-Saharan Africa Program - User's Guide to Electronic Network in Africa - Tanzania: The web page provides the status of electronic networking in Tanzania.
- AfricaOnline Tanzania: A subsidiary of Africa Online, it has recently started providing
internet communications services in Tanzania.
- TANZANET is a mailing list whose primary objective is to provide a forum
for information exchange among Tanzanian nationals and other interested persons through
various mode of communication including the world-wide Internet.
- Zanzinet (Internet Zanzibar) is the first and presently the only full
Internet Service Providers in Zanzibar. It started its operations in July 1997 through a
VSAT link to France.
- Cats-Net is
an Internet Service provider founded in January 1997 by a computer
company known as Computers and Telecoms Systems (T) Ltd.
- Internet Africa, a subsidiary of Soft-Tech Consultants Ltd.,
started its operations as an Internet Serive Provider in Tanzania in 1996. Internet
Africa's servers are connected to the Internet gateway in Norway via a VSAT operating at
128 kbps.
- CyberTwiga is
the Tanzania's first commercial full Internet service provider with international
connectivity via a 64 Kbps SITA link, a 256 Kbps Simplest link via Interpacket's Espresso
service.
- Inganji, F. (1997). Report on the Elaboration of an Information and
Communications Policy and Plan for the United Republic of Tanzania, Dar-es
Salaam, 12-15 May 1997.
- Howard Shila (1994). Effectiveness of Informatics Policies Instrument in
Africa: Tanzania, UNECA/PADIS
- Jensen, M. (1998). Tanzania.
In: The Regional Informatics Network for Africa (RINAF). An external evaluation for
UNESCO. Appendices. pp. 96-100. Also available at the UNESCO Web
Site.
- The Southern Africa
Regional Telecommunications Restructuring (RTR) Program. Tanzania Telecommunications
Sector Profile. The web site includes country
profile, tender notices, news articles and other items to meet the information needs of
businesses seeking to enter or expand their presence in the regional telecom market. The
SATCC Telecommunications Sector Development Program is funded by USAID.
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