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E-government is no longer a foreign concept to business people and decision-makers in Tanzania.

However, as a practical issue, it is something which may take years to be operational unless our government becomes an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) savvy.

Government will, through the Gateway Project set up integrated one-stop service centres aimed at providing incorporated access to its services.

It aims to use the Gateway Project (e-government), to deliver optimise service delivery, public participation and governance through technology such as the Internet and new media.

Südafrika hat eine breit angelegte e-Government-Initiative gestartet: Mit verschiedenen Portalen will die Regierung den Bürgern umfassende Regierungsdienste noch in diesem Jahr online anbieten.

South Africa already has 300 public internet terminals (PIT) at post offices around the country, but plans are advanced to present a mobile one to President Thabo Mbeki's office.

South Africans this year stand to benefit from a government initiative that will see the public get 24-hour access to government services.

According to Public Service and Administration Minister and Chairperson of the Governance and Administration Cluster, Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi, the e-Government Gateway project is one of the cluster's major projects for this year.

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Südafrika: e-Government-Gateway für Bürgerinfos

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South Africa: Public to Receive 24-Hour Access to Government Services

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