e-Government in Africa: Promise and practice

Richard Heeks

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E-Government and Public Services ICT Impact and Policies Public Administration in Developing Nations

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e-Government has already arrived in Africa, though it is essentially an imported concept based on imported designs. There are growing numbers of e-government projects, some of which are contributing to public sector reform and delivering gains of eff

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