This paper surveyed the level of preparedness of selected African governments in using information and communication technologies to enhance the range and quality of services provided to the citizen; and determined the extent of, and continuous improvement efforts of African leaders towards the attainment of connected government. Data for the study was a secondary data adapted from the Internet. The UN global e-government readiness ranking and the five stages of e-government evolution was downloaded, adapted and used as a benchmark and analytical framework for measuring the web readiness of African governments in 2005, 2008 and 2010.
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