Foster collaboration among African Scientists and researchers working in the area of Radio Communication. Identify the need and formulate regional joint research projects cutting across national boundaries for the solution of Radio Communications problems in Africa and the world. To consolidate the gains made in the previous two workshops and chart new operational, training and research agenda for the next millennium. To share global experiences in Rural Communications for adaptation to the African context. The Workshop is open to scientists, researchers or training in the area of Telecommunications or related fields from the public and private sectors.
Postgraduate students are also welcome to attend.
The travel, registration, and subsistence expenses of the participants shall be met by their sponsors. However, limited funds may be available for partial sponsorship of deserving African scientists, as determined by the organisers. Botswana is a very peaceful, prosperous southern African country, which has, since independence in 1966, established itself as one of the few successful democracies in sub-Saharan Africa. Botswana has a sound road, railway, and fully digital telecommunications infrastructure. Road networks have been established with Zimbabwe, South Africa, Namibia, and Zambia.