Posts Tagged ‘web’

Mobile Web East Africa 2010 for Nairobi Kenya

0 Comments ~ 613 views ~ Published: December 9th, 2009

Mobile Web East Africa takes place between 3rd and 4th February 2010 in Nairobi, Kenya. From the organizers: Following the unrivalled success of Mobile Web Africa, which was a true "sell-out" conference held in South Africa in October, Mobile Web East Africa is the next in a series of progressive and innovative events to focus on one of the [...]

If Microsoft buys Yahoo: What happens?

2 Comments ~ 1,437 views ~ Published: February 2nd, 2008

The web was ablaze (still is) yesterday with news about Microsoft's latest unsolicited offer to buy web portal giant Yahoo! for a whopping $44.6 billion in cash and shares. According to BBC News, the offer, contained in a letter to Yahoo's board, is 62% above Yahoo's closing share price on Thursday. I am not entirely surprised or moved by this [...]

The World’s Web Hosting Businesses; Reviewed, Ranked and Ready

0 Comments ~ 938 views ~ Published: January 24th, 2008

WebHostingSearch.com is an independent web hosting information guide that shares useful information about all the world's web hosts, reviewed and ranked by Pricing, Disk Space, Bandwidth, Free Domains and other important factors that would guide a website owner to choose the best web host. On this website, you can read everything you need to [...]

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?