Vol. 20 (2001) | ESARBICA Journal: Journal of the Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Branch of the International Council on Archives

Published: 2005-01-06

Ensuring the Authenticity of Records: From Seals to Digital Signatures

Shadrack Katuu

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10.4314/esarjo.v20i1.30981

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The Challenges of Managing Electronic Records in the ESARBICA Region

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The State of Electronic Records Management in South Africa: An Overview

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Encoded Archival Description: An Introduction and Overview

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An Electronic Document and Records Management Project at Umgeni Water, South Africa

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Educating Recordkeeping Professionals in Africa: The Case of Moi University, Kenya

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Estado e Políticas Arquivísticas

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Ensuring the Authenticity of Records: From Seals to Digital Signatures

DOI:

Preserving the Bits and Bytes of History: Lessons from the Government Electronic Records Programme at the National Archives of Canada

DOI:

The Challenges of Managing Electronic Records in the ESARBICA Region

DOI:

The State of Electronic Records Management in South Africa: An Overview

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Encoded Archival Description: An Introduction and Overview

DOI:

An Electronic Document and Records Management Project at Umgeni Water, South Africa

DOI:

Educating Recordkeeping Professionals in Africa: The Case of Moi University, Kenya

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Establishing a University Archives: The Case of Moi University, Kenya

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Estado e Políticas Arquivísticas

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Disaster Preparedness at the National Archives of Zimbabwe: An Appraisal

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Recovering the Silences in the Stories of the Rainbow Nation: The Use of Narrative in the Transformation Process in the National Archives of South Africa

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Revisiting the Harris-Hatang Dialogue: A Critique of “What it (Might) Mean(s) to be an African Archivist”

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“If you want to travel by night, and you have a lamp, set out on your journey!”: A Replique to “Archives, Identity and Place: A Dialogue on What it (Might) Mean(s) to be an African Archivist”

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