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Internet and Community life in Afrique⠀ ¦
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S⠀ ™ it is rather remarkable révolutions in the daily newspaper of the Africans these dernières années, l⠀ ™ use of l⠀ ™ Internet and these corollaries would occupy the première place. Indeed, the troisième millénaire déclaré l⠀ ™ ère of l⠀ ™ information or l⠀ ™ économie of the knowledge came to upset the practices même in the contrées which from time immemorial have été marginalisées by the remainder of the monde⠀ ¦

Since the dernières international meetings and engagements of African States à to fill the fossé numA©ric on the continent, several initiatives have été lancées to give accès to the numA©ric infrastructures with the greatest number. Thus, l⠀ ™ amA©lioration of the connectivité, the installation d⠀ ™ basic équipements in the différentes régions matérialise the concrA©tisation of these initiatives.
With Bénin, country of l⠀ ™ Africa of l⠀ western ™, après tentative différentes of the government to give accès à Internet with the populations, several points d⠀ ™ accès (appelés here cybercafé) privés and public were born to provide services of proximité. The nongovernmental organizations and the movements of young people engagés in the promotion and the popularization of Technologies of l⠀ ™ Information and of the Communication (TIC) in général and l⠀ ™ Internet in particular, have mobilisé all the social layers in particular the young people scolarisés.
Déjà après quelques années d⠀ ™ 이용 등등 nombreux sont les Béninois qui considèrent 인터넷 comme un outil de communication précieux. L⠀ ™ appropriation of this tool has métamorphosé the daily newspaper of certain citizens. Several people having a training in data processing or others find an employment to satisfy their vital needs. More d⠀ ™ a family arrive gradually à s⠀ ™ épanouir on the basis of the incomes tirés of l⠀ ™ exercise d⠀ ™ activités liées à Internet. In addition, the management of l⠀ ™ information and the communication by the différentes technologies and services provided by Internet, has déclenché a new  “life ”. For example, in a cybercafé installé à Cotonou, the largest city of Bénin, a connectée family had been able to discuss on line and in time réel with one as of their, alive à près of 1000 miles là (in Morocco) oà ¹ it était in formation. It was for them large a ⠀ ˜ ⠀ ˜ miracle⠀ ™ ⠀ ™. All the other members of the family are attroupés quickly around l⠀ ™ computer to attend the ⠀ ˜ ⠀ ˜ spectacle⠀ ™ ⠀ ™. One systématiquement made regret à all those which étaient absent, the pleasure procurée by the wonders of the TIC. It was a great joy and strong émotion qu⠀ ™ one could read on the faces of this family.
This is a palpable témoignage of what Internet can révolutionner the daily newspaper of the populations in Africa. Malgré their knowledge limitées of the différentes potentialités of the TIC, these réalités makes it possible to easily convince the great number which still pains à to join these tools by simple ignorance or lack of matériels means or financial.
Contrary to the beliefs which would like that the delay of l⠀ ™ Africa would not know être comblé by the TIC, c⠀ ™ is more qu⠀ ™ a réalité. Because these TIC can modify the course of the things on the continent. It is thus urgent that controlling them the différentes réformes accélèrent and put in exécution the policies and stratégies TIC élaborées since several années under quasi forced international organizations in order to allow à each citizen of bénéficier of the advantages of this rich world. But in the permanent fight to make increase the number of people connectées, l⠀ ™ one should not forget measurements of sécurité to guarantee the protection of the abonnés vis-a-vis the perverse acts which are parallèlement développés there (swindle, hacking, fraud, etc) all in all the cybercriminalité.

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