Kenya
Mobile Web East Africa »
Mobile Web East Africa 2010 conference photos. Click on the photos for a larger view. Some rights reserved. [...]
Technology
Mobile Web East Africa 2010 »
Mobile Web East Africa 2010 conference photos. Click on the photos for a larger view. Some rights [...]
Erik introduces iHub @ »
I was privileged to be at last night's Skunkworks meeting. The 2-hour meeting held at KCCT Teleposta [...]
Kenya: Mobile Web East Africa »
Nairobi, Kenya - Mobile Web East Africa, an event that focuses on "harnessing the potential of the [...]
Mobile
Kenya: Mobile Web East Africa »
Nairobi, Kenya - Mobile Web East Africa, an event that focuses on "harnessing the potential of the internet and applications on mobile devices", starts [Read More]
Sports
Angola 2010: Ghana »
This year's African Cup of Nations tournament - Angola 2010 - has not been short of [...]
…and GBS/GTV »
Shocking news. GTV, has ceased operations citing the effect of the global financial [...]
South Africa
DStv moving to new satellite »
Eutelsat W4, the satellite that beams DStv signals to residents of West Africa, is fast nearing the end of its life span. It was launched on 24th May 2000 from Space Launch Complex 36B at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in the USA. According to Wikipedia: Following [Read More]
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Politics
The “Sick” Attah Mills still lives while…
This is a guest post by Nunya Akumey-Affizie. Presidents do fall ill all the time. Sometime in 2004, former South African President, Thabo Mbeki, was whisked to hospital after experiencing breathing difficulties as he addressed a political rally. Not quite long after that incident, former president of Tanzanian Benjamin Mkapa took ill for [...]
President Yar’Adua seems alive; Important Questions
I rose to back to life from a slumber when I heard a news headline on BBC World Service this dawn, mentioning "President Umaru Yar'Adua". I have been keenly following the news about his health in the past weeks and mentally sifting out the plentiful chaff of rumours from credible information. The substance of the news was that he was alive and [...]

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