An interview with Kingo Mchombu. Knowledge sharing in Africa: the key to poverty alleviation?

Authors

  • Dina El Hababy

Keywords:

knowledge sharing, Africa

Abstract

Kingo Mchombu is a professor in the University of Namibia and works in the department of information and communication studies with a tremendous experience in the field of information and knowledge management. In this interview, he gives his opinion on issues related to knowledge sharing in Africa.

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Published

2006-05-09

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2006): Effective knowledge sharing for development in Africa.

Section

Interviews

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