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1.12 Structure of thesis
Chapter One: Introduction and background of the study
Chapter one covers the introduction and background of the study. It
provides the conceptual and contextual setting of the study, aims, objectives
and research questions, scope and limitations of the study and its
significance.
Chapter Two: Auditing and Mapping of leTs in Kenva and South
Africa and amongst rural women
This chapter discusses the state of ICTs in Kenya and South Africa, and
amongst rural women.
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