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e-Payment a Challenge for Africa
By Matthew Baker, 17 March 2006

Electronic means of payment, otherwise known as e-payment, though practiced in some countries such as South Africa, Tunisia and Egypt faces uphill challenges in Africa.
Forum on ICTs, Trade and Economic Growth “excellent starting point”, as delegates look towards future
ECA Press Release No. 03/2006, 16 March 2006

The Forum on Information and Communication Technologies, Trade and Economic Growth, hosted by the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), concluded Thursday 16 March with recommendations on developing the policy, legal and regulatory frameworks; accelerating skills development; and ensuring the security of electronic transactions.

Forum on ICT, Trade and Economic Growth
ECA Press Release No. 02/2006, 15 March 2006

ICT experts as well as representatives from Ministries of Trade, Industry and Commerce, National Central Banks, National Chambers of Commerce and the private sector begun a 3-day forum on ICTs, trade and economic growth.
Gender, Trade and the role of ICTs
By Brenda Zulu, 15 March 2006

While trade offer opportunities for women’s socio-economic empowerment and growth in Africa, it can perpetuate women’s marginalisation and gender inequalities, which in turn hamper growth and development, the ultimate goal of trade.
e-Trade: conducting old business in a new way
By Brenda Zulu, 14 March 2006

State Minister of Trade and Industry of Ethiopia Ahmed Tussa officially opened the Forum on Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) and Economic Growth organised by the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) today with a view of conducting old business in new ways and embracing of new business opportunities that come with globalisation.

 

ECA to host Forum on ICT, Trade and Economic Growth
By Mercy Wambui, 10 March 2006

The Economic Commission for Africa will be hosting a forum on Information and Communication Technologies and their impact on Trade and Economic Growth next week under the auspices of the African Node of the Global ePolicy Resource Network (ePol-NET) supported by the Government of Canada. Approximately 100 delegates working in the field of ICTs and Trade are expected to attend.

 


Forum on ICT, Trade and Economic Growth

Forum on ICT, Trade and Economic Growth

In partnership with SDC, OIF and GTZ