East African Internet Association (fwd)

Matunda Nyanchama (mailto:matunda@CSD.UWO.CA)
Tue, 19 Sep 1995 05:11:53 GMT 

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From: Matunda Nyanchama <mailto:matunda@CSD.UWO.CA>
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I received the following today.  It seems that we've quite a bunch of BBSes
in Kenya and I know some are not on the list.


Githeko


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The East African Internet Association
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The East African Internet Association (EAIA) is a
not-for-profit group formed in April 1995, seeking, by
pooling resources and sharing experiences, to promote and
expand cooperative electronic communications and
inter-networking in the East African region. Its members
include the majority of electronic service providers,
serving at least 3,000 users, in the following countries:
Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Partner
networks abroad are also members, as are a number of
interested individuals. Membership is open to all interested
parties for a nominal fee. The Association is in the process
of being officially registered in each country.


Present node members (in alphabetical order):


ADAL (Eritrea) mailto:sysop@adal.gn.apc.org
ARSO (Kenya) mailto:sysop@arso.gn.apc.org
Datamail (Kenya) mailto:postmaster@datamail.co.ke
ELCI (Kenya) mailto:sysop@elci.gn.apc.org
Healthnet (Kenya) mailto:sysop@ken.healthnet.org
Healthnet (Tanzania) mailto:sysop@hnettan.gn.apc.org
Hornet (Ethiopia) mailto:sysop@hornet.sasa.unep.no
Karisi (Kenya) mailto:ayisi@afrique.com
Marie (Tanzania) mailto:sysop@marie.gn.apc.org
Mukla (Uganda) mailto:sysop@mukla.gn.apc.org
PADIS (Ethiopia) mailto:sysop@padis.gn.apc.org
Sasa (Kenya) mailto:sysop@sasa.unep.no
Tairel (Kenya) mailto:sysop@tairel.sasa.unep.no
ThornTree (Kenya) mailto:sysop@tt.sasa.unep.no
Urban Mission Support Group (Kenya) mailto:sysop@umsg.sasa.unep.no
University of Nairobi Institute of Computer Science
      (mailto:postmaster@uonics.rio.org)


EAIA's aims of cooperative internetworking in Africa are
also supported by: Capacity Building in Electronic
Communication in Africa (CABECA, UN Economic Commission for
Africa), GreenNet (London), UN Environment Progamme (Kenya),
UN World Food Programme (Kenya), RIO/ORSTOM (France), Web
(Canada), Wolfnet Communications (London) and SangoNet
(South Africa).


Discussions take place on a private Internet mailing list.


The latest version of this file is available automatically
by sending a message to mailto:info@eaia.sasa.unep.no.


Last changed: 15 September 1995.