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'''Motlatjo Josephine Ralefatane''' is the Chairperson for [[ | '''Motlatjo Josephine Ralefatane''' is the Chairperson for [[ZADNA]], the domain name authority of South Africa. [[ICANN 53 - Buenos Aires]] was her first meeting.<ref name="intake">ICANNWiki Intake, July 2015.</ref> | ||
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Ms. Ralefatane aims to make South Africa's Regulatory Authority one that "promote access to the internet and collaborate with the commercialization of the internet," | Ms. Ralefatane aims to make South Africa's Regulatory Authority one that "promote access to the internet and collaborate with the commercialization of the internet," through cooperation between government and private entities, empowerment of women, promoting affordable internet access to rural/disadvantaged communities, and education. | ||
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| Country: | South Africa |
| Email: | motlatjojr [at] vodamail.co.za |
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Motlatjo Josephine Ralefatane is the Chairperson for ZADNA, the domain name authority of South Africa. ICANN 53 - Buenos Aires was her first meeting.[1]
Career History
Ralefatane has a legal background.
Goals
Ms. Ralefatane aims to make South Africa's Regulatory Authority one that "promote access to the internet and collaborate with the commercialization of the internet," through cooperation between government and private entities, empowerment of women, promoting affordable internet access to rural/disadvantaged communities, and education.
References
- ↑ ICANNWiki Intake, July 2015.