Fibre Network Operators (FNOs) and Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are constantly bombarded with calls from customers and subscribers regarding their fibre internet service – the connection, up-time, speed, etc. Who is responsible for fixing their fibre internet problems and how do they go about raising issues and finding solutions?
● How a fibre infrastructure could address poverty and job creation.
● Root of poverty is in a lack of education.
● Fibre allows one to access skills and education.
● The ripple effect of access to fibre helps disadvantaged communities.
Fibre provides people with access to information, allowing them to better their lives. This opinion piece delves into how fibre could alleviate poverty in the future.
The idea of Smart Cities is wonderful, and it will address a lot of South African citizens' issues with the government's service delivery failures if done and implemented correctly and properly. However, who takes responsibility for creating smart cities? Is it a government led initiative, or a citizen and private sector led initiative? Who takes the leadership role in making it a reality?