AFRICAN JOURNAL OF COMPUTING & ICTThis journal receives and publishes technical papers in all areas of computer science and ICT.

This is an open access journal.

P-ISSN: 2006 – 1781; E-ISSN: 2672 – 4278 . ..published since 2008

Founding Editor-in-Chief: Bamidele (‘Dele) Oluwade, Ph.D., SMIEEE, MCPN, FNCS

The African Journal of Computing and ICT (Afr. J. Comp. & ICT.) publishes concise technical, research and review papers on Computer Science, Information Technology, Information Management and other related fields. The goal of the journal is to contribute to rapid ICT and industrial development all over the world, in the African region and Nigeria in particular via the publication of topical and relevant papers from a theoretic/academic and practical/ industrial points of view. Interested authors should consult the “Call for Papers” page for guidelines on paper submission and scope of the journal. Both hardcopy (Print) and online versions are available, even though the former is presently published in limited quantities.

Afr. J Comp. & ICT. is an open access journal whose content is freely available without charge to the user or his/her institution. Users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of the articles in this journal without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author. The journal welcomes submissions on a rolling basis. Permission is granted to distribute articles for non-profit, educational purposes if it is copied in its entirety and the Journal/Author is acknowledged. The Editor-in-Chief or Managing Editor should be notified if any article is to be so used. Submissions are welcome at: submissions@afrjcict.net; submissions.afrjcict@gmail.com (cc: oluwade@sigmaxi.net; bamidele@aims.ac.za).

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