Update from Country(South Africa) Infrastructure woes hamper PC use in S. African schools

(South Africa) Infrastructure woes hamper PC use in S. African schools. All Africa.com. Online March 2006. A lack of access to electricity, adequate roads and facilities is hindering South African schools from using computers in the classroom, announced Education Minister Naledi Pandor. Data from the Education Department reveal that in one province, only 14.2% of schools have computers, and of those, only 4.5% use the devices for teaching.