A sneak preview into what’s shaping up to be an amazing line-up (including yours truly…hehehe).
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A sneak preview into what’s shaping up to be an amazing line-up (including yours truly…hehehe). The Take Back the Tech Campaign has been launched in conjunction with the global 16 Days Against Violence Campaign. The Campaign is being used to highlight ways in which technology can be used to either perpetuate or prevent violence against women. For details on how to participate, click here. A friend of mine had […] Via FibreAfrica mailing list: – The expression of interest to package local funding closed on November 8th. The financing for 40% of the project is expected to come from the stock market. To read the advertised tender (and other upcoming tenders) click here. – Shares are expected to be cross-listed in the 3 East […] My good friend Seg has had an “interesting” time navigating the challenges of being a young entrepreneur in Kenya. It makes me very proud to see that he’s managed to avoid getting beat down (no easy task) and continues to stay innovative. Please check out the Mama Mike’s ad on YouTube and give them your […] – Looks like Bitange Ndemo is answering questions regarding EASSY on Mashada. Wow! A must read. Even had diaspora folk flummoxed – The governor of Cross River State in Nigeria has a blog. It’s quite informative. Hat tip Banks! – For techies (and if you’re interested in a nifty mobile instant messaging app that […] China’s African adventure (NYTimes Magazine piece). – Phonezoo – find and share ringtones. – Spurred on by the debate around the lack of diversity at blogging indaba in Grahamstown, Tanzania bloggers hold a virtual conference. Only in Kenya can these headlines run simultaneously… – Water rationing to continue in Nairobi. Why hasn’t the Sasamua dam been repaired since freaking 2003? – State appeals for 500 million Kshs to assist flood victims. I was reading through the latest edition of the Computing Connections newsletter and couldn’t helped but be impressed by a number of developments in the ICT sector. Hard to believe that as recently as 2003, wi-fi and VOIP was illegal in Kenya. Though there is still much progress to be made, the landscape […] |
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