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Map The Cardiopad: an African invention to save lives

A young Cameroonian engineer has built the first fully touch screen medical tablet that could soon save many African lives.
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Integrating Computers at Basic and Junior high school to improve teaching in Northern Ghana

The Connect for Change (C4C) programme was set up in Ghana to help organisations, specifically education and health based to integrate ICT into their operations.
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Integrating ICT in Education: Connect4Change Programme in Ghana

Video Link: http://www.ginks.blogspot.com/2012/02/c4c-initiative-improving-teaching-and.html
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video: Yendi and Bimbilla Community Information Centres in northern Ghana

Information and Communication Technology has not only succeeded in transforming the world into a miniature community but has made it possible for mankind to be developing another dwelling
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Collaborative Lesson Planning at Mozilla's P2P University

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Seeking International Mobile Health Professionals for Paid Fellowship in the US

Deadline: Applications accepted year-round, but apply by February 12 for a June 2012 Fellowship
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How Africa’s Young Mobile Users Are Driving Twitter Growth in Africa

A new research on How Africa Tweets released today by Portland shows how young people tweeting from mobil
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15 Skills African Tech Talent Must Acquire in 2012 (from AppAfrica)

Great list of technical and less technical IT skills that African Tech Talent should focus on in 2012 to ensure their employability.
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Reflections & Summaries: Mobile Information Services for Agriculture

Benjamin Kwasi Addom has posted some very insightful reflections and summaries of the online discussions hosted on the
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Mobile phones account for almost half of social network traffic

Half or even more of all social networking traffic comes from mobile devices. This statistic proves that the use of cell phone apps will continue improving.
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Rapid response system An SMS service delivers quick answers to farmers’ climate questions

Farmers in Zambia with climate change questions can now receive quick answers via SMS from a new system developed by the country’s National Agricultural Information Services.
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NAIS SMS Platform launched

Zambian Agriculture and Livestock Minister Emmanuel Chenda has called for increased utilization of Information Technology in enhancing agricultural development.  
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Gendering of Technology or the technology of gendering?

Sweden's SPIDER organised a seminar/webinar on ICT,  Gender and farming, for which the video is available here:
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School computer labs: A bad idea?

Hi all, I'd like to point you to a very insightful article written by the WorldBank's Mike Trucano.
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Alternative to Adobe Acrobat Writer professional

Here is another interesting link to the alternative software - How to Merge couple of pdf into one.
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