In 2000, the Economist estimated that only _________ of some 360 million internet users were in Africa ?
Correct answer: C. 3 million
- A. 60 million
- B. 10 million
- C. 3 million
- D. million
Explanation
The estimate was about 3 million African internet users out of roughly 360 million worldwide users in 2000. The figure highlights the severe digital divide between Africa and developed regions at that time.
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