Kenya could lead African Internet

Way to go government. Watch - now they're going to have to form a committee to study Kenya and nothing will change here because the government doesnt really want it too.
 
Hey Poison Ivy and Telkom, is this yet ANOTHER country that SA can't compare itself against??? In spite of the fact that it's in Africa and its GDP is no where close to what SA's is???
 
Slinky511nx7 said:
At this rate we'll drop out of the Top 40 list completely.
lol we were never in the top 40 in the first place, that was just 40 countries that were surveyed and we were 38th
 
Highflyer_GP said:
lol we were never in the top 40 in the first place, that was just 40 countries that were surveyed and we were 38th

Yeah the only "Top" list we would be in (and of course come out #1) is one for most expensive pricing!
 
Kenya could lead African Internet

Well it certainly wont be South Africa, that we can all be sure of.

Telkom is like Aids to this country, just pop a 3gig vitamin, run along and die quietly where nobody can hear you whine.
The DoC seems to have a similar approach to that of Manto, all placebo and thin on action.
 
Sneeky said:
The DoC seems to have a similar approach to that of Manto.
Why, is the DoC also accusing the apartheid system and/or the "Third force" as the cause of the crappy communications we have? :D
 
Hehe, if anything the DoC is actually condoning our 'electronic apartheid', all in the name of Telkom's investors, bugger the people.
:)
 
ettubrute said:
Why, is the DoC also accusing the apartheid system and/or the "Third force" as the cause of the crappy communications we have? :D
They will use and hold this excuse, blunt, washed out or any other, against our new generations for the next five decades and when the Chinese or other country liberates them some time in future when they failed, like all Northern Africa countries, they will still claim it is our fault. Hell it is so good to feel so important that after ten years of money laundering by the monopolies and GVT, we are still respected, remembered and blamed for what we achieved.
 
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