The inside of the nation regularly linked!

Communication and telecommunications tools, from South Africa and Dubai, is being transported to a number of localities within the hinterland, as a part of a particular program by the president of the transition, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguéma, aiming to interrupt with the digital divide and produce populations in distant areas out of isolation. Practically 2 hundred (200) villages are affected by this program.

The Minister of Communication and Media, Laurence Ndong, obtained this week 4 (4) tonnes of radio, tv and web tools; in addition to numerous different distance studying tools, deliberate to provide roughly 2 hundred (200) villages in Gabon freed from cost by the tip of the present 12 months.

These are primarily 300 (300) wifi web entry factors, thirty-five (35) computer systems, thirty (30) televisions and thirty (30) satellite tv for pc tv and radio connection kits, supposed to attach thirty (35 ) villages within the hinterland and produce native populations into the worldwide village.

A pattern of the kits obtained © Gabonactu.com

By receiving this tools and to allay the considerations of the very best authorities of the transition concerning the vulnerability of village populations, notably the youngest, the Director of Info Programs and Technological Innovation, Daddy Moutou, reassured the Minister of Communication and Media “The web that we make obtainable to the inhabitants and the youngest will likely be managed. We are going to apply parental management on this tools by way of strict monitoring of every part that will likely be broadcast, by establishing filtering on the entrance to keep away from entry to non-public websites.he stated.

Reassured and glad, Laurence Ndong for her half indicated that “communication contributes to constructing dwelling collectively between Gabonese residents who should all have entry to and be on the identical stage of knowledge to take part harmoniously within the life and improvement of the nation”she stated.

The federal government member additionally pressured that entry to public data providers (radio, tv and web) within the thirty-five villages affected by this second wave can be free. A number of different villages have already benefited from this presidential program, notably Makongonio, Dibwangui and Nzénzélé in Ngounié and Iboundji in Ogooué-Lolo.

Alph’-Whilem Eslie