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From: "Anriette Esterhuysen" <anriette@apc.org> Date: 29 October 2007 16:44:29 GMT+03:00 To: aPC-forum@lists.apc.org Cc: fibre-for-africa@lists.apc.org, apc.africa@lists.apc.org Subject: [Fibre-for-africa] Statement from CS meeting on African Connectivity Kigali Oct 2007 Reply-To: anriette@apc.org, APC - Private list for use by EASSY Workshop Participants <fibre-for-africa@lists.apc.org>

Hallo all

For all your information.

Attached is a statement developed by APC and partners (CIPESA, AfrISPA, KictaNet, OSIWA, and RERN) held in Kigali, Rwanda on 28 October 2007 prior to the Connect Africa Summit convened by the ITU on 29 and 30 October. Please address queries to Abi Jagun (abi@apc.org) and Coura Fall (coura@apc.org).

Anriette

PS- APC members and partners and friends in Kigali please note we are meeting for dinner at Hotel Chez Lando at 19h30 today, 29 October 2007.

------------------------------------------------------ Anriette Esterhuysen, Executive Director Association for Progressive Communications anriette@apc.org http://www.apc.org PO Box 29755, Melville, South Africa. 2109 Tel. 27 11 726 1692 Fax 27 11 726 1692

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