MFA 2009: Maker Faire Africa 2009 Photos

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MFA 2009: Maker Faire Africa 2009 Photos

0 Comments ~ 750 views ~ Published: August 21st, 2009

I managed to take over a 100 photos last Sunday which was the final day of Maker Faire Africa 2009, at AITI-KACE in Accra Ghana. I have created a full album dedicated to the flicks. Enjoy the sights you missed if you were not there.

I should find time to give them proper captions over the weekend. Click on the photo thumbnails below:

Maker Faire Africa 2009: Creations by Cora

Maker Faire Africa 2009: FM radio broadcast

Maker Faire Africa 2009: Balinga & the Feeling Brothers

Maker Faire Africa 2009: Portable generator

Maker Faire Africa 2009: Eche male models

Maker Faire Africa 2009: Soap-making tutorial

Maker Faire Africa 2009: the spirit of togetherness

Maker Faire Africa 2009: Balinga Audio CD

Maker Faire Africa 2009: Testing the chair

Maker Faire Africa 2009: Robots in action

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Post Published: 21 August 2009
Author: Oluniyi David Ajao
Found in section: Ghana, Technology

Tags: accra, event, Ghana, ict, makerfaireafrica, photo, Technology

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Comment of the Month: March 2010

WHO CARES, Obama can choose to visit any country ofcourse. Nigerians shouldnt complain bc by right Obama is supposed to visit Kenya his dear country first b4 Ghana or any other country. Obama visiting Ghana doesnt mean Ghana is better than Nigeria or Kenya. I am a foreigner in Ghana I have been to many parts of Nigeria and Kenya and can tell you ghana is too poor and is very far behind Kenya and Nigeria in everything.

Obamas visit to Ghana didnt bring any thing positive to ghana, it wont put food or money on ur tables, it wont incrase tourist inflow or foreign investment.

Who Cares from from Ghana in reaction to President Obama in Ghana. Why not Nigeria?