W3 servers

This is a list of registered WWW servers alphabetically by continent country and state. ( About this list )

New: A summary of the list is available

See also: data available by other protocols , data by subject , how to make a new server , test servers , automatically collected list of Home Pages, What's New, and the clickable world map . If servers are marked "experimental", you should not expect anything. Please see how to send announcements of new servers (or modify your server's description).

Africa

UNISA (University of South Africa): Information about study at Unisa. Also information regarding on-campus Internet services, a WWW Library, other WWW sites in South Africa, the WWW Worm, Archieplex, mirrors and many more.

The Internet Solution: Information about commercial Internet access, and the annotated list of South African WWW servers. Watch this server for announcements about new on-line commercial services.
University of the Witwatersrand, Computer Science Department: Information about staff and postgraduates, as well as links to the ftp and gopher sites. Home of the FAQs on Africa, South Africa, and South African Wine.
Rand Afrikaans University: Under construction, not official yet. Contains announcement of 'The 11th International Information Security Conference' in Cape Town from 9-12 May 1995, RAU-Library Services, a local telephone directory and Country Classification Codes.

EMILY (Electronic Membrane-Information Library): EMILY was conceived to become the electronic repository of information on membranes and membrane processes. Essentially an ftp site, it now has limited WWW capabilities. EMILY is maintained by Quentin Hurt (hurtq@aqua.ccwr.ac.za) as part of a Water Research Commission project.

Pollution Research Group: The Pollution Research Group (PRG) conducts research in a range of environmental engineering approaches, problems and processes. The PRG is based at the University of Natal, Durban. These pages are maintained by members of the PRG.

ICFR (Institute for Commercial Forestry Research): It is the ICFR's mission to serve the South African forestry industry by undertaking relevant, timeous research that has the objective of supplying the commercial timer producers with the information required to optimise the beneficial use of forestry resources in South Africa. This server contains all research material, bulletins & newsletters that have been published by the ICFR.

Rhodes University: Rhodes-specific information, as well as information relating to networking in Southern Africa. There is also a link to the ZA news hierarchy. This is *not* officially mandated information.
RUCUS (Rhodes University Computer Users Society): A student based organisation, along the lines of MIT's SIPB, which provides various computer based services for Rhodes students (courses, logins, etc...). This WWW server is a means of providing information to members, and to any other interested persons.
Rhodes University Computer Science Department: Information specific to the Computer Science Department of Rhodes University. Includes information about courses and research interests of staff and students.
St Andrew's College / The Diocesan School for Girls: This FreeBSD Unix server handles some of the network information for St Andrew's College and The Diocesan School for Girls, in Grahamstown. The machine also allows students to learn how to work with Unix and its environment. Unofficial.

ENGEO: The Environmental and Geographical Science server at UCT has two purposes: Climate related information (locally received images and mirror of some overseas images), and information about activities and research in the department.
UCT Computer Science Department: Information about courses and research interests of staff and students. Additional links to other interesting sites both in South Africa and overseas.