The African Journal of Information and Communication (AJIC), Issue 12, 2012
Thematic Issue: Perspective on a Decade of e-Government in Africa
EDITORS FOR THIS ISSUE
- Prof Tawana Kupe, Faculty of Humanities, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
- Lucienne Abrahams, LINK Centre, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
- Dorothy Okello, CEDAT, Makerere University, Kampala; and WOUGNET
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Editorial: Perspective on a Decade of e-Government in Africa - Tawana Kupe and Dorothy Okello
Section I: Themes and Approaches to Inform e-Strategies
A Decade of e-Government Research in Africa - Mark Burke
Grassroots Community Participation as a Key to e-Governance Sustainability in Africa - Nixon Muganda Ochara
Telecentre Approaches in Cameroon and Kenya Illuminated Using Behavioural Archaeology - David Hallberg, Carole Godem and Walter Dzimey
Enabling g-Government in the Gauteng City-Region - Chris Wray and Rex van Olst
SERVQUAL as a Socio-Technical Approach to Measuring e-Government Service Quality and Guiding e-Governance Strategies - Hosanna Twinomurinzi, Mphikeleli Gabriel Zwane and Legesse Kassa Debusho
Section II: Country Perspectives on e-Government Emergence
A Critical Analysis of e-Government in Zambia - Mjumo Mzyece
e-Government Lessons from South Africa 2001-2011: Institutions, State of Progress and Measurement - Fanie Cloete
e-Alexandria 2005-2010: A Multi-Perspective Analysis - Hatem A. Elkadi and Hisham M. Abdelsalam
Section III: Case Notes
e-Government and the Cameroon Cybersecurity Legislation 2010: Opportunities and Challenges - Patricia Ngeminang Asongwe
Section IV: Book Review