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Informatics in the republic of Zambia

M. Ndhlovu Shitima Data Processing Manager Ministry of Finance Zambia
Pages 163-167 | Published online: 12 Jul 2010

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EvansE Woherem. (1991) Information technology and Africa: an appraisal of the present situation and future potential. Project Appraisal 6:1, pages 33-45.
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Peter Browne & Terry Gavin. (2016) Support for information technology development. Information Development 6:1, pages 20-27.
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