Wireless Ghana helps to make Internet access in rural communities a reality.

Wireless Ghana is a project of Community-Based Libraries and Information Technology (CBLit), a non-government organization based in both Ghana and the United States. The Wireless Ghana project is a rural project.

It was initiated at the Apirede Resource Center (CBLit’s first Community Resource Center) in 2005 in response to the local community’s requests for connectivity to help them break their isolation, move their children and community closer to the 21st century, and be competitive with their urban counterparts.



CBLit's Wireless Ghana Project - developed and managed by the Apirede Community Resource Center - helps to make Internet access in rural communities a reality.

The Wireless Ghana project is committed to:

1. Promoting a reading culture.

2. Training rural schoolchildren and teachers in and use of Information and Communication Technology.(ICT)

3. Empowering rural communities by providing access to information.

4. Providing and using ICT to help increase direct participation in development and decision-making processes at local and national levels.

5. How to make Internet access in rural communities a reality.

a location that offers Free Wi-Fi high speed wireless internet access to the general public.

A Wi-Fi-FreeSpot™ is a location that offers Free Wi-Fi high speed wireless internet access to their customers and guests and/or the general public.

Whether you're a local resident or a business or vacation traveler just passing by, The Wi-Fi-FreeSpot™ Directory will help you find all types of Free Wi-Fi locations that are open to the general public, customers or guests.

few things to keep in mind about some Free Wi-Fi high speed internet access locations.

* It is an open unsecured connection. Use a VPN - virtual private network, like Jiwire's SpotLock - for extra protection.
* The signal may not always be on or be strong.
* In fact, it may be from another location. Try to make sure you are accessing the right network signal for the location you're at (although that may not always be possible if you don't know the network name/SSID).
* Don't expect to get any support help from the staff. Some may not even know it exists.
* Don't expect to find many plugs. Make sure your battery is charged or bring a spare.
* Some locations will not allow outgoing e-mail to be sent via their SMTP server. Use a web based e-mail account if you need to send e-mail while in this type of free location.
* It's Free!

Meraki to bring affordable Internet access to the next billion people

Meraki’s mission is to bring affordable Internet access to the next billion people. Meraki’s new approach to wireless networking empowers individuals and groups to bring access to local communities, anywhere in the world.

Meraki makes it easy to spread Internet access across your home, building, or community. Setting up a network is as easy as plugging in a few Meraki repeaters and connecting one or more to the Internet. The system takes care of the rest, providing Internet access to all your users.

WHISHER :free WiFi access all around the world.

Whisher is a software application that you install on your computer and helps you get free WiFi access all around the world.
Additionally it offers a range of tools and services that will take your wireless experience to a new level.
The Whisher network is powered by users sharing their WiFi.
All WiFi networks registered through Whisher are protected and the owners (sharers) have full control on who and when can access them.