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10 Jan 2005 13:334 commentsBizLike
Computer Literacy growth rate is dependant on the prepaid sector.
If so, one can argue that Telkom's high local call rates for dial-up access is the major cause for our current low computer literacy growth rate.
 
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Arthur
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...and your point?? Posted on 11 Jan 2005 07:56
Saskia
Telkom not to blame-
We cannot blame Telkom for a low computer literacy rate. Many factors have to be taken into consideration, one being that the majority of South African's cannot afford computers at all. Education still has a long way to go in providing computer literacy programmes for learners. There many more things that can be mentioned that influence the rate. There are many ISPs that provide affordable Internet subscriptions. Personally, I'm happy with Telkom being my service provider. Posted on 12 Jan 2005 18:12
frans
telkom-
they are to blame for HIGH comms cost Posted on 13 Sep 2005 19:16
P du Toit
Telkom not to blame but Education system? Think again!-
People do not need to own a computer to become computer literate. If so, why are kids more computer literate then Adults?

Being a HAPPY Telkom subscriber only means that you lack information which is understandable if you are a dail-up subscriber. Posted on 28 Sep 2005 20:51
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