The phrase "african networks" is not correct in written English as it should be capitalized as "African networks." You can use it when referring to networks or connections that are specifically related to Africa or its people.
Example: "The conference focused on the importance of African networks in promoting sustainable development across the continent."
Alternatives: "African connections" or "networks in Africa."
The Gulf-based airlines are also expanding their African networks.
"An electronic conference for the 'African Networks for Health Research & Development'...established in 1997 to facilitate exchange of information... .. AIDS Analysis Africa.
"An electronic conference for the 'African Networks for Health Research & Development'...established in 1997 to facilitate exchange of information... .. African journal of science & technology.
We then compare QoS within African countries, European countries, and the US to find that West African networks in particular need to promote investments in fiber networks and to implement traffic engineering techniques.
For example, AFRO-NETS, the 'African Networks for Health Research and Development', was established in 1997 to facilitate exchange of information among different networks active in this type of research in English-speaking Africa, and to facilitate collaboration in the fields of capacity building, planning and research.
The second bidder was Dimension Data Holdings, a South African network services company known as Didata.
(Online) -- Nairobi, Kenya: African Network of Scientific and Technological Institutions, 2001 Back issues since 2004 only.
NRF-sponsored databases: research organizations, register of grants, South African Data Archive, South African Network of Skills Abroad, etc.
Pan-African movements like the Coalition of African Lesbians and African Men for Sexual Health and Rights are growing, and now an East African network is under formation.
In 1998, M-Net, the South African network seen across Africa on satellite television, opened a search for the "Face of Africa".
Across Africa, 18 media organisations have published their findings – including the African Network of Centers for Investigative Reporting, The Namibian and Verdade in Mozambique.
