Conceptual review reveals institutional gaps in mobile technology adoption across Sub-Saharan African academic libraries, highlighting the need for improved service delivery frameworks.
Academic libraries in Sub-Saharan Africa operate under a distinctive and under-theorised condition: user-side mobile penetration is high and rising, while institution-side capacity to exploit it remains weak. This paper Draws on country-level studies, regional comparators from Malawi and South Africa, and connectivity data from the International Telecommunication Union and GSMA, to advance four arguments: the regional literature dominated by descriptive inventories of mobile services that docume
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