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- katie - May 19 2006 | africa news, shopping
Wow. I didn't know this.
- jigna - May 19 2006 | africa news, shopping
It's about time someone wrote about this.
Quoted: NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) -- African Internet users pay on average 90 times what Americans pay, crippling efforts by the world's poorest continent to become competitive, ...
Quoted: African Internet users pay on average 90 times what Americans pay, crippling efforts by the world's poorest continent to become competitive, a senior Kenyan official said.
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