On 7/5/07, Alex Gakuru <alex.gakuru@yahoo.com> wrote:

Nothing frustrates small business than "simple"
websites design and hosting services. Turning to ISPs
they are told hosting are "valueadd services" only
offer "bundled" with other products. Many thus never
go online.

Who is interested in partnering on "community
servers"? If we get a sufficient number we could
approach e.g. WB TCIP/RCIP, etc. give business case
maybe get a share of those ears-boggling billions
flying about in the media to setup server warehouse.
Michuki Mwangi shareholder No. 2, Walu 3?

Could write a tight business case,other takers?(Before
moderator *bans* me for starting a local,non-Barb
hosting business online...). Unless we sort this out,
looks like they may never.

--- Michuki Mwangi <michuki@kenic.or.ke> wrote:

>
>
> mucheru@wananchi.com wrote:
> > Walu/Alex,
> >
> > I the issue is not with CCK. They contracted local
> providers to provide
> > services here are the results .... I think the
> regulator did the right
> > thing.
> >
>
> And its worth noting that CCK is not the only
> victim, i could point to
> quite a number of other sites that face similar
> predicaments which boils
> down to cost of hosting.
>
> For there to be a shift in preference there are two
> things that need to
> happen
>
> 1) Affordable collocation/data center facilities
> need to be built ASAP.
> 2) International fiber.
>
> There are good 'signs' on point 2, however more
> could be done on point
> 1. After all land along Mombasa road is still within
> reach of most.
>
>
> Walu - your pension may tripple as a result :)
>
> Regards,
>
> --
> Michuki Mwangi
> KENIC
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