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Category Archives: Politics
South Africa’s Presidential Hotline is Finally Going Live
Jacob Zuma’s campaign promised to make the South African government and presidency more accessible to the public. One of his many proposals was a presidential ...
Who Will Keep their Servers Running to Protect Free Speech?
Around the world, bloggers are reporting that yesterday, Russia may have launched an attack against Facebook, YouTube, LiveJournal, and Twitter to silence a pro-Georgia blogger ...
Rwandese Envoy Given Conditional Release
The battle between France and Rwanda in relation to the 1994 genocide has taken a new twist. Rose Kabuye, the Rwanda’s chief of State Protocol ...
Micro-Messaging and Crisis Reporting
As part of my social start-up Appfrica Labs, my entrepreneurs here in Uganda and I have been thinking of ways of making the world’s web ...
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Black Iraqis Look to Obama’s Example
CNN has an interesting article on the black-Iraqi experience…
Their faces and darker skins make them look different. They are routinely called “slave” by the majority, ...
“…the lines of tribe shall soon dissolve.”
Barrack Obama’s inspirational Inauguration speech will be remembered for a thousand different reasons but a few lines in particular caught RJ Eskow’s attention:
“… we know ...
George Ayittey’s Advice for Obama
Great thoughts from George Ayittey on what’s wrong with Africa and how Obama can avoid repeating the mistakes that have fueled corruption and abuse by ...
“Trade Carbon for Food”
Could the key to Africa’s future have been there from day one? In sustainable agriculture, Busani Bufana thinks so…
Forget the view of climate change as ...
Sarah Palin Thinks Africa is a Country?
A little morning gossip. Apparently former vice-presidential candidate Governor Sarah Palin didn’t know that Africa is not a country, according to a Fox News correspondent…
Perhaps ...
OpenStreetMaps to Map Kenyan Slum