To drive down the cost of Internet access in Africa, African governments have to start rethinking broadband policies to build more centralised access to the Internet
When the World Health Organisation declared Covid-19 a pandemic in 2020, the world’s physical economy shut down. Since brick-and-mortar spaces are hotspots for the spread of the virus, business and productivity locations, such as shops, banks, schools, and other physical spaces were closed. A Covi
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