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The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector is important for sustainable development in all countries. ICT offers the promise of fundamentally changing the lives of most of the world’s population as it affects many of the processes of business and government, how individuals live, work and interact. It is one of the fastest growing and evolving sectors worldwide and therefore, the heart of globalisation as it enables networking of many aspects across the globe. Some of the various forms of ICT include;
•Information technology,
• Broadcasting and print media,
• Telecommunications and
• Postal services.
For the past two decades, most developed countries have observed multi-dimensional changes in almost all aspects of life namely; economics, education, communication, and travel that are attributable to ICT. Recognising the cross cutting nature of ICT and its role in the social and economic development of our country is therefore a window of opportunity for the country, entrepreneurs, employees, students, academics and consumers to leverage on ICT to discover faster ways to achieve economic development.
The following are the names of the Committee members;
Mr Tshepo Tsheko - Chairperson
Ms Lilly Sullivan – Deputy Chairperson
Ms Malebogo Khanda
Mr Taolo Tsimanyane
Mr Ephraim Kedisang
Ms Ruth B. Kedikilwe
Ms Beenzu S. S. Kapapa
Mr Ishmael Lesolame
Mr Godfrey Mwewa
Mr Komal V. Rao
Mr Bhaskar Nalamalapu
Mr Isaiah Mosutlha
Dr Galani Malatsi