18thConference of theInternational Federation for
Information Processing(IFIP WG 9.4)

2024
20 -22 MAY

Cape Town, South Africa

PROGRAMME
Host: University of Cape Town, South Africa

PREFACE
In a world where digital technologies have become the linchpin of global progress, a stark reality has emerged:
a society characterised by inequalities and injustice. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa underscored theglaring inequality in the distribution of essential resources, as exemplified by the unequal access to COVID-19
vaccines, during the New Global Financing Pact summit in Paris, France, in June 2023. It serves as a reminder ofthe enduring disparities that define our world.
Digital technologies remain a force with the potential to disrupt existing power structures and democratise
access to opportunities. They have empowered communities to engage in social, political, and economic spheresthat were once out of reach. The impact of digital technologies has extended to catalysing global social justice
movements and creating platforms for marginalised voices. Yet, the transformative potential of technology isnuanced and replete with complexities.
The 18th Working Group 9.4 Conference of the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP WG 9.4)
gathered scholars and practitioners dealing with how ICT affects social development. The conference theme,“Reshaping an Unequal World Through Social Justice and Digital Technologies,” aimed to initiate the journey
to explore digital technology’s multifaceted role in forging a more equitable and just world. The conference
provided a platform for rigorous discourse, innovative solutions, and collaborative endeavors that leverage thepotential of digital technologies to tackle global inequalities and champion social justice. The conference invitedsubmissions of full research papers and short papers to the following 15 tracks:
1.

Artificial Intelligence, Inequalities, and Human Rights

2.

Technology & Social Justice3.

Diverse and Inclusive Digital Transformation

4.

ICT in Displacement and Conflict Zones: Ideas, Disconnects, & Innovations

5.

Giving Voice to Marginalised Perspectives in IS Research

6.

Human-Computer Interaction for Ethical Value Exchange and Social Inclusion

7.

Smart Collaborations & Crowdsourcing

8.

Philosophical, Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to Researching ICT4D

9.

ICT Curriculum and Education

10. Information and Computer Security
11. Digital Inclusion through e-Government
12. Research in Indigenous African Languages
13. Digitalisation for Indigenous Emancipation
14. Digital Platforms in the Global South
15. General Track
One hundred seven (107) full papers were submitted by the deadline. Full-paper submissions were subjected to
double-blind reviews by at least three reviewers, of which 58 full papers and six (6) short papers were acceptedfor publication after revisions were made as suggested by reviewers. Accepted papers were published in the
Springer conference proceedings and made available in SpringerLink after the conference, with authors receiving
personal access links.

Programme Committee
Chigona Wallace, University of Cape Town, South Africa
Kabanda Salah, University of Cape Town, South Africa
Seymour Lisa, University of Cape Town, South Africa

18th Conference of the International Federation for Information Processing 2024
20 -22 MAY Cape Town, South Africa

ORGANISATION
The 18th Working Group 9.4 Conference of the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP WG 9.4)2024 took place during May 20–22, 2024, at the UCT GSB Academic Conference Centre, Portswood Road, Victoria
and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town, South Africa.

Conference Chairs

Mooketsi Bojelo

University of Cape Town, Szouth Africa

Tope Samuel Adeyelure

Brown Irwin

Tsibolane Pitso

University of Botswana, Botswana
Tswane University of Technology, South Africa

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Chikumba Patrick

Programme Chairs

Segooa Mmatshuene Anna

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Cilliers Liezel

Chigona Wallace
Kabanda Salah

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Seymour Lisa

Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences, Malawi
Tswane University of Technology, South Africa
Fort Hare University, South Africa

Budree Adheesh

University of Cape Town, South Africa

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Renken Jaco

Local Arrangements Chairs

Oredo John Otieno

Budree Adheesh

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Chimboza Tendani

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Densmore Melissa

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Desi Portia

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Kapepo Meke

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Kyobe Mike

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Mwalemba Gwamaka

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Oosterwyk Grant

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Pekana Ayanda

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Poggenpoel Gilah

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Ruhwanya Zainab

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Snyman Dirk

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Uys Walter

University of Cape Town, South Africa

van Belle Jean-PaulThe University of Manchester, UK
University of Nairobi, Kenya

Tanner Maureen

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Mamello Thinyane

University of South Australia, Australia

Singh Harminder

Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand

Chigona Wallace

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Tsibolane Pitso

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Zimba Michael

Malawi University of Science and Technology, Malawi

Shaun Pather

University of the Western Cape, South Africa

Ricardo Gómez

University of Washington, USA

PhD Forum Chairs
Dirk Snyman

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Densmore Melissa

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Review Committee
Addo Atta

University of Surrey, UK

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Adebesin Funmi

Yvonne Brown
University of Cape Town, South Africa

Adeyelure Tope SamuelTrack Chairs
Pal Abhips

Indian Institute of Management Calcutta, India

De’ Rahul

Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, India

Okai George Essah Yaw

University of Mines and Technology, Ghana

Agangiba Millicent

University of Professional Studies, Accra, Ghana

Hussain Faheem

The State University of New York, USA

Brown Suzana

The State University of New York, USA

University of Pretoria, South Africa
Tswane University of Technology, South Africa

Agangiba Millicent

University of Professional Studies, Accra, Ghana

Angsana Techatassanasoontorn

Auckland University of Technology, New ZealandBadie Farshad

Aalborg University, Denmark

Bailey Arlene

University of the West Indies, Jamaica

Bojelo Mooketsi

University of Botswana, Botswana

Bonina Carla

University of Surrey, UK

Brown Irwin

Mawela Tendani

Brown Suzana

Mujinga Mathias

Budree Adheesh

Mukherjee Arunima Sehgal

Buxton Samantha

Mulyata John

Cataldo Alejano

Nicholson Brian

Chigona Wallace

Nielsen Petter

Chikumba Patrick

Nwankpa Joseph

Cilliers Liezel

Okai George Essah Yaw

Cisneros Andrea Jiménez

Ononiwu Chidi

Cranfield Desireé

Oredo John Otieno

Diaz Andrade, Antonio

Ortiz Aurora Sánchez

Diniz Eduardo

Pekane Ayanda

University of Cape Town, South Africa
The State University of New York, US
University of Cape Town
Swansea University, UK
Universidad de Talca, Chile
University of Cape Town
Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences, Malawi
Fort Hare University, South Africa
Sheffield University, UK

Swansea University, UK
University of Agder, Norway
Fundação Getúlio Vargas – Escola de Administração
de Empresas de São Paulo, Brazil

Dlodlo Nomusa

Rhodes University, South Africa

Effah John

University of Ghana, Ghana

Faith Becky

Institute of Development Studies, UK

Foster Christopher

The University of Manchester, UK

Gamel Wiredu

Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, Ghana

Gcora Nozibele

University of Pretoria, South Africa

Graeml Alexandre

Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná, Brazil

Hatakka MathiasÖrebro University, Sweden

Hugo Lotriet

University of South Africa, South Africa

Hussain Faheem

The State University of New York, USA

Ilavarasan Vigneswara

Indian Institute of Technology- Delhi, India

Inuwa Ibrahim

American University of Nigeria, Nigeria

Jere Joseph Ntabeni

University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Jere Nobert

Walter Sisulu University

John Dobson

Clark University, USA

Kabanda Salah

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Kankuzi Bennett

Malawi University of Science & Technology, Malawi

Kowal Jolanta

University of Wrocław, Poland

Kritzinger Elmarie

University of South Africa, South Africa

Mamello Thinyane

University of South Australia, Australia

Maravanyika Munyaradzi
Namibia University, Namibia

University of Pretoria, South Africa
University of South Africa, South Africa
University of Oslo, Norway

Swansea University, Wales, UK
The University of Manchester, UK
University of Oslo, Norway
University, Oxford, Ohio, USA
University of Mines and Technology, Ghana
American University of Nigeria, Nigeria
University of Nairobi, Kenya
Universidad Católica del Norte, Chile
University of Cape Town

Peter Meso

Florida Gulf State University, USA

Pitso Tsibolane

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Rahul Dé

Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, India

Renken Jaco

The University of Manchester, UK

Ricardo Gómez

University of Washington, USA

Roberts Tony

Institute of Development Studies, UKSæbø Øystein

University of Agder, Norway

Safla Aslam

University of Cape Town

Segooa Mmatshuene Anna

Tswane University of technology, South Africa

Seymour Lisa

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Shaun Pather

University of the Western Cape, South Africa

Singh Harminder

Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand

Siyabonga Mhlongo

University of Johannesburg, South Africa

Smuts Hanlie

University of Pretoria, South Africa

Tanner Maureen

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Thapa Devendra

University of Agder, Norway

Twinomurinzi Hossana

University of Johannesburg, South Africa

Uys Walter

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Van Belle Jean-Paul

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Van Biljon Judy

University of South Africa, South Africa

Zimba Michael

Malawi University of Science and Technology, Malawi

18th Conference of the International Federation for Information Processing 2024
20 -22 MAY Cape Town, South Africa

SCHEDULE
DAY 1 | MONDAY 20 MAY
08:00 - DOCTORAL CONSORTIUM – by invitation only
17:00

18:00 20:00

CONFERENCE WELCOME RECEPTION
all conference delegates

20:30

Close

Co-Chairs:
Dirk Snyman and Melissa Densmore University of Cape Town
Presenters:
Devinder Thapa and Antonio Diaz-Andrade University of Agder
DC Mentorship Teams:
Richard Heeks University of Manchester, Dirk Snyman University of Cape Town
Sundeep Sahay University of Oslo, Walter Uys University of Cape Town
Sajda Qureshi University of Nebraska Omaha, Tendani Chimboza University of Cape Town
Caroline Khene Institute of Development Studies, UK, Luzuko Tekeni University of Cape Town
Silvia Masiero University of Oslo, Adheera Kabanda University of Cape Town
Antonio Diaz-Andrade (University of Agder), Salah Kabanda (University of Cape Town)
Devinder Thapa (University of Agder), Maureen Tanner (University of Cape Town)

DAY 2 | TUESDAY 21 MAY
08:00 17:00

REGISTRATIONTEA /COFFEE

08:30
09:00

Conference Welcome and Opening Address | Conference Co-Chair: Pitso Tsibolane | Auditorium
Keynote address | Prof Francis Nyamnjoh (Professor of Social Anthropology, UCT)TEA /COFFEE

10:30
11:00

PANEL DISCUSSION A | Auditorium

Gender, Technology, and Theory: The Intersectionality We Need
Priyanka Pandey, Silvia Masiero, Tony Roberts, Katherine Wyers

Topic

Presenters

SESSION 1A Auditorium
Track: Technology &Social JusticeSession Chair: George Okai

Topic

Presenters

SESSION 1B Venue 4 - Floor 1
Track: Information andComputer Security

Session Chair: Elmarie Kritzinger

PANEL DISCUSSION B | Faculty Room - B Block

Artificial Intelligence and Ethics in the Global South
Suzana Brown, Michael Zimba, PJ Wall, Faheem Hussain, Hossana Twinomurinzi

Topic

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Topic

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Topic

Presenters

SESSION 1C Venue 5 - Floor 1

SESSION 1D

SESSION 1E

Session Chair: Tendani Chimboza

Track: Big Data

Track: General Track

Track: ICTs and Ethics

Faculty Room - B Block
Session Chair: Peter Meso

Executive Room - B Block
Session Chair: R. Gómez

12:00

Understanding
chilling effects
in digital spaces– a study of
Ugandan LGBT+
advocacy inthe wake ofthe draconian
2023 Antihomosexuality
Act (52)

C. Strand
Uppsala
University,
SwedenSchoolteacher
demographic
characteristics
and theintention
to promote
cyber-safety
awareness (25)

K. Mabitle,
E. Kritzinger
University ofSouth Africa,
South Africa

Information
Ethics in
Knowledge
Sharing,
Transfer, andTranslation (13)

M. Thomas,
D. Hovorka
University ofSydneyV. Sistenich St.
George Hospital
Yan LiClaremont
Graduate
University

The
contributionsof businessintelligenceand big data
to public
healthcare in
South Africa(76)

N. Makhaye,
S. Mwapwele
University of the
Witwatersrand,South Africa

Contextual
usabilityof Fintech
by African
Caribbean
Micro-Business
Owners in the
UK (51)

A. Owoseni,
C. Khene,
A. Adedigba,
M. Adisa
De Montfort
University,
United Kingdom

12:30

Social Inclusionand public
participationin the Digital
Era: A Critical
Discourse
Analysis of the2016 WorldBank Report(72)

C. Kondowe
University ofCape Town,
South Africa

Factors
Influencing
Generation Z’s
Cybersecurity
Practices:
An Empirical
Analysis (103)

E. Slamet,
Z. Ruhwanya
University ofCape Town,
South Africa

Drawing a Map
in the Sand:
Locating an
Ethics of Care in
the ICT-Related
Migration
Practicesof OlderVolunteers
in the US
Southwest (36)

S. Vannini
University of
Sheffield
R. Gomez
University ofWashington
B. Newell
University ofOregonHarnessing theUnseen: A Case
Study on the
Barriers to Big
Data Analytics
in a Major
South African
Retailer (101)

S. Moloi,
G. Oosterwyk,
A. Budree
University ofCape Town,
South Africa

Situational
analyses of
Climate Data
Infrastructure
in Mozambique(85)

J. J. Uache,
J. A. Malauene
Universidade
EduardoMondlane

13:00

LUNCH

SESSION 2A Auditorium

Track: Smart Technology

SESSION 2B Venue 4 - Floor 1

Track: Information and
Session Chair: Samwel Mwapwele Computer Security

Session Chair: Katazo Amunkete

SESSION 2C Venue 5 - Floor 1

SESSION 2D

SESSION 2E

Session Chair: Grant Oosterwyk

Track: Health IS

Workshop

Track: Social Media

Faculty Room - B Block
Session Chair: Walter Uys

14:00

Unveiling thesmart vision
guiding ICTenabled ruraldevelopment(93)

P. Thapa
University ofAgder, Norway

Educators’
Perspectives on
Cybersecurity:
Case ofresourceconstrained
Schools inSouth Africa(104)

C. Magunje,
W. Chigona
University ofCape Town,
South Africa

Fake News in
Developing
Countries:
Drivers,
Mechanisms
andConsequences(26)

V. Mwendwa
Masavah,
M. Turpin

Digital Mental
Health in
Humanitarian
Crisis in
Bangladesh (29)

H. Ahsan,L. Christensen
IT University of
Copenhagen,Denmark

14:30

Smart City
for Civic
Participation:
A Conceptual
Framework (15)

M. Lorenzo,
L. A. J. LuizFGV EBAPE,
BrazilBridging theDigital Divide:
Securing
Information
and Computer
Systems in an
Unequal World(68)

P. Meso,D. Acheampong,
J. Brito-Mieses,
I. O. Agyemang
FloridaGulf Coast
University;
China University
of Electronic
Science andTechnology

Exploring
COVID-19
VaccineMisinformation
on Twitter(x): A case of#Vaccine
RollOutSA (56)

S. Manene,
L. Cilliers
University ofFort Hare, South
AfricaAssessing
Factors
Affecting
Doctors Accessto Medical
Knowledge at
Point-of-care in
the Context of
Evidence-based
medicine (34)

E. C. Kungwalo
University of
MalawiG. Kunyenje
Catholic
University
Chiladzuru,
MalawiC. Kanjo
University of
Malawi

Executive Room - B Block
Chair: Richard Heeks et al
Reworking the Principles for
Digital-Transformation-forDevelopment (DX4D) Research15:00

Topic

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Topic

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Smart Cities
for Whom?
Exploring theRole of Gunshot
Detection
Systems in
Marginalized
Communities(53)

S. Pastor,
G. Oosterwyk,
P. Tsibolane,
I. Kinnes
University ofCape Town,
South Africa

Making ourdigital world abetter place:
Spiritual
Leadershipand Digital
Transformation(44)

A. Mphahlele,
H. Twinomurinzi,
C. Hoole
University of
Johannesburg,
South Africa

Lessons
Learnedfrom EdTech
Integration
during the
COVID-19
Pandemic

T. KanoKanazawa
Institute ofTechnology,
Japan
K. Ishikawa
Koei Research &Consulting Inc.,Tokyo, Japan

Topic

Presenters
Reworking the Principles for
Digital-Transformation-forDevelopment (DX4D) Research

TEA /COFFEE

15:30

SESSION 3A Auditorium

Track: Artificial Intelligenceand Human Rights
Session Chair: Sharon Geeling

SESSION 3B Venue 4 - Floor 1

SESSION 3C Venue 5 - Floor 1

Session Chair: Zainab Ruhwanya

Track: Philosophical,
Session Chair: Millicent Agangiba Theoretical andMethodological Approaches

Track: Design andDevelopment

Track: ICT4D Projects
and Social Justice

SESSION 3D

Faculty Room - B Block

SESSION 3E

Executive Room - B Block

WORKSHOP

Chair: Richard Heeks et al

Session Chair: Shirin Madon

16:00

The Applicationof Artificial
Intelligencein Diabetes
Prediction: A
BibliometricAnalysis (89)

E. Mbuya,
T. Mokheleli,
T. Bokaba,
P. Ndayizigamiye
University of
Johannesburg,
South Africa

Designinga health
assessment
system forthe quality ofNapier leaves
for animal
feeding in
Rwanda (62)

R. Said Omar,
J. Rigwema,
R. Musabe,
M. Ogore
RwandaUniversity

A Social JusticeAnalysis ofCompetingTensions in a
Pan-African
Open Science
Initiative (81)P. Abbott
The Universityof Sheffield,
United Kingdom

ICT4D
Research: The
Lame Duck of
the Brazilian
Academy ofManagement(14)

Luiz Antonio
Joia
Getulio Vargas
Foundation, Riode Janeiro

16:30

Appropriationof Artificial
Intelligence inan E-learning
Institution to
Enhance Tuition(100)

S. Mncube
University ofSouth Africa,
South Africa

A Pilot Mobile
App to Collect
South African
Child Language
Data (71)

T. Malan,
B. Tucker
Stellenbosch
University,
South Africa
Sefela L. YalalaNorthwestern
University,
South Africa

Challenges
of ICT4D
solutions in
Somalia: A Casestudy of Land
Management(75)

M. Nuh,M. Ruohonen
TampereUniversity
S. Pekkola
Jyväskylä
University

A multi-method
text analysis
approach forstudying ICT4D
projects indeveloping
countries:
A case ofagriculturalcommissioningin India (37)

Ranjan Vaidya
Auckland
University ofTechnology,
New Zealand

17:00

Using AI to
Support Home
Language
Educationin Conflict
Zones: Lessons
Learned (3)L. Butgereit
Nelson Mandela
University,
South Africa

Tailoring Agile
for Medical
SoftwareDevelopment:
Global South
Perspective (82)

Y. Salihu,
J. Bass,
G. Iyawa
University ofSalford, United
Kingdom

Organisational
supportfor ICT4D
practitioner
performance:a new pathway
for enhancing
ICT4D project
outcomes (17)

E. Kimaro,
J. Renken,
N. Cunningham,
R. Heeks
The Universityof Manchester,
United Kingdom

Surveillance ofantimicrobial
resistancein theenvironment:
Imperatives for
ICT4D research(107)

S. Sahay
University ofOslo
A. Mukherjee
HISP India

17:30

Close

DAY 3 | WEDNESDAY 22 MAY
08:00 13:00

REGISTRATIONTEA /COFFEE

08:30
09:00

Reworking the Principles for
Digital-Transformation-forDevelopment (DX4D) Research

Conference Chair Reports | Conference Co-Chair: Prof. Irwin Brown
Keynote address | Marlon Parker (Director and Founder of RLabs, Cape Town)
TEA /COFFEE

10:30
11:00

PANEL DISCUSSION C | Auditorium

Digital Rights and Social Justice in Africa and beyond
Tanja Bosch, Tony Roberts, Anand Sheombar, George Karekwaivanane

Topic

Presenters

SESSION 4A Auditorium

Track: ICT in Displacement
and Conflict Zones
Session Chair: Devinder Thapa
12:00

ClimateChange andDisplacement:
Emerging ICT
Innovations
from the World’s
Largest RefugeeCamp (48)

F. Hussain
Arizona State
University, USA
S. Brown
SUNY Korea,
South Korea

Topic

Presenters

SESSION 4B Venue 4 - Floor 1

Track: Smart Collaborations& Crowdsourcing
Session Chair: Bill Tucker
Facilitating
Gig Work
Opportunities
for Youth inDeveloping
Countries: A
Systematic
Literature
Review (33)

K. Molema, M.
TurpinUniversity of
Pretoria
Jean-Paul Van
Belle
University ofCape Town,
South Africa

PANEL DISCUSSION D | Faculty Room - B Block

Ethical Dilemmas in Digital Governance: Balancing Accountability, Environmental Impact, Health Equity,
and Digital Divide in Navigating Social Justice Through Digital Technologies
Daniel Acheampong, Peter Meso, Johane Dikgang, Joshua Olowoyo

Topic

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Topic

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SESSION 4C Venue 5 - Floor 1

SESSION 4D

SESSION 4E

Session Chair: Ayanda Pekane

Track 14: Digital Platforms in
the Global South- MHealth

Track: ICT Curriculum and
Education

Track: Adoption of
IS/IT Systems
Utilisation of
Digital Farm
Technologies
towards
Enhancing
Agriculture
Productivity
in low-income
countries: A
case of National
Agriculture
Management
Information
System in
Malawi. (84)

EddonsMunthali
Lilongwe
University ofAgriculture
and Natural
Resources
ChomoraMikekaUniversity of
Malawi

Faculty Room - B Block

Session Chair: M. Zimba
Involvingheterogeneoususer groups
in developing
innovations on
digital platforms
in healthcare(40)

M. Mahundi,
H. Kimaro
University of
Dar es Salaam
Petter Nielsen
University ofOslo, Norway

Executive Room - B Block

Session Chair: Maureen Tanner

Factors
Influencing
Learning
Management
Systems
Use among
Lecturers in
Ghanaian
Higher
Education
Institutions (5)Adolph Sedem
Yaw AduHo Technical
University, Ho,
Ghana
Judy Van Biljon
University ofSouth Africa,
South Africa

18th Conference of the International Federation for Information Processing 2024
20 -22 MAY Cape Town, South Africa

12:30

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Connectivity
Amidst Chaos:
ICT Strategies
for Displaced
Populations inConflict Zones(31)

J. Bhanye
University of
the Free State,
South Africa
R. Shayamunda
University ofZimbabwe,
Zimbabwe

An
Understandingof How Learning
Takes PlaceAmongst
Crowdworkers
Based in Nigeria
Tech Hubs (67)

M. Adetu
University of
Sheffield, United
Kingdom

Overcoming
Marginalization:
Mobile Payment
Domestication
by Underserved
South African
Microentrepreneurs(45)

P. Mavela,
P. Tsibolane
University ofCape Town,
South Africa

Complexity
and Distressin OpenSource Health
Information
System
Implementations inCountries with
Developing
Economies –The Case of
Lesotho (99)

K. Moeketsi,
I. Brown
University ofCape Town,
South Africa

DigitalTechnology
enabledEducation for
Sustainable
Development
in South Africa:
a case study ofa University ofTechnology (38)Margaretha
Mhlabathi,
MourineAchieng
University ofSouth Africa,
South Africa

LUNCH

13:00

SESSION 5A Auditorium

Track: ICT in Displacement
and Conflict Zones

Session Chairs: F. Hussain, S. Brown

SESSION 5B Venue 4 - Floor 1
Track: General Track

Session Chairs: J. Renken, R. Gómez

SESSION 5C Venue 5 - Floor 1

SESSION 5D

SESSION 5E

Session Chair: Sarah Mulaji

Track: Digital Platforms in
the Global South - MHealth

Track: ICT Curriculum
and Education

Track: Adoption of
IS/IT systems

Faculty Room - B Block

Session Chair: S. Pather

Executive Room - B Block

Session Chair: Gwamaka Mwalemba

14:00

The
Interoperability
Governance
Challenge for
HumanitarianCash Transfer
Programmes:
Learning fromthe IFRC (46)

S. MadonLondon Schoolof Economics,
United Kingdom
E. Schoemaker
Switzerland

Exploringthe Digital
Readiness ofUnderprivileged
Secondary
Schools inSouth Africa(94)

B. Flowers,
M. Tanner
University ofCape Town,
South Africa

Postcolonial 4IR
Environmental
Scanning for IS
Education: A
Transformative
Mixed-Methods
Approach forDecolonization
and Inclusivity(55)

Rennie Naidoo
University of the
Witwatersrand,South Africa

Digital health,development
and social
exclusion:
DHIS2 and HIV
prevention
among
AdolescentGirls, Young
Women and Key
Populations in
Zimbabwe (86)

R. Matavire
HISP/Itinordic
AS
J. Braa
University ofOslo, Norway

Integration of
Mathematical
Internet Memesa Multimedia
Resource
into Kenya
Secondary
Mathematics
Education (39)

Dominic Mutua,
Waweru Mwangi
Jomo Kenyatta
University ofAgriculture andTechnology

14:30

The UnequalWorld ofMigrant
Domestic
Workers in the
Middle East:
The ParadoxicalRole ofTechnology (73)

A. Idowu
University of
Sussex, United
KingdomThe
perspectivesof marginalized
South African
youth on a
pre-university
outreachprogram: aphotovoice
study (7)

M. Jordaan,
N. Mennega
University of
Pretoria, South
AfricaRationalising
Effectsof Mobile
Applications:
A Systematic
Review of
Literature (58)

M. Chemisto
Islamic
University in
UgandaG Amoako,
N Tunzine,
J. Azaki
University ofCape Town,
South Africa

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level in Malawi(61)

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Oslo
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University of
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Trinity College
Dublin, Ireland
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Technological
University
Dublin, Ireland
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Indian Instituteof Technology
Jodhpur,Rajasthan, India

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Digitalizing
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DublinR. Satankar
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University of
Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania

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TEA /COFFEE
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SESSION 6A Auditorium

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SESSION 6B Venue 4 - Floor 1

Track: Digital Inclusion

Track: Diverse and Inclusive
Digital Transformation

Session Chair: Ranjan Vaidya

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Session Chair: Hossanna Twinomurinzi

Session Chair: Petter Nielsen

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UNO
B. Oladokun,
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University of Nebraska
Omaha

16:00

A framework for promoting
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University of South Africa,
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Experiences of Visually
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University of Cape Town,
South Africa

Digital Inclusion and
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American University of
Nigeria, Nigeria

Community and large-scale Hugo Lotriet
University of South Africa,
digital transformation forSouth Africa
poverty eradication andeconomic growth in Africa:
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17:00

IFIP WG 9.4 BUSINESS MEETING - All are invited. Only members can vote
Dr Silvia Masiero

18:00

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