Consequences of digital divide in Africa

The digital divide limits access to global markets by preventing businesses, especially SMEs and informal businesses without reliable internet or digital skills from participating in online commerce, market research, and communication.

AS the world becomes increasingly connected through technology, the digital divide — the gap between those with access to technology and those without — has emerged as a key obstacle to economic growth and development. In African countries, the digital divide is not just a matter of who has access to the internet or mobile…

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