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AllAfrica: Africa: Highest Number of Bloggers in Kenya, South Africa and Nigeria
Kenya has the third highest number of blogs in Africa after Nigeria and South Africa, a firm indication of the nation's increasing IT literacy.
AllAfrica: Kenya: Kibaki to Lead Final Yes Rally in Nairobi
President Kibaki will hold a major final Yes rally in Nairobi on August 2, Public Health minister Beth Mugo has said.
AllAfrica: Kenya: EASSy Should Rethink Entry Strategy
Alcatel Lucent, one of the two large undersea fibre optic construction companies, handed over the East African Submarine System (EASSy) to its shareholders last week.
AllAfrica: Kenya: Banks Embrace Technology to Curb Illegal Deals
When Transnational Bank, a local financial institution, instructed an international bank to process payment for a sugar consignment from Sudan, the global institution raised the red flag effectively stopping the payment.
AllAfrica: Mozambique: Telecommunications Restored to Normal Levels
Mozambique's publicly-owned telecommunications company, TDM, announced on Thursday that normal communications between the north and south of the country have returned to normal, despite the break in the TDM undersea cable..
AllAfrica: Cameroon: CEMAC Universities Embrace Modern Technology
Technology experts from African nations met in Douala to improve training strategies in Central African universities.
AllAfrica: Liberia: Sanniquellie Prison Commissioned
UN Deputy Envoy Henrietta Mensa-Bonsu has joined Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to commission a modern prison constructed by the United Nations in collaboration with the Ministry of Justice in Sanniquellie, the provincial capital of Nimba. The project was executed by a local contractor under the supervision of UNOPS. President Johnson Sirleaf appla ...
AllAfrica: Nigeria: When Will the Capitol Road Project Be Completed
Those who live or have the misfortune of using Capitol Road in the Dopemu/Agege axis of Lagos have had to contend with an uncanny situation that have faced them for a stretch of time now as the contractor handling the drainage work on a short stretch of the road leading to the Agege Motor/Old Abeokuta road junction has decided to make it an unending one.
AllAfrica: Nigeria: Unnecessary Ado About Sim Registration
Two years ago, a massive power upsurge ignited the PHCN cables supplying power to my house. It was a scary development and I helplessly watched the bright electrical flames steadily inching towards my residence. Recalling that only a few days before, I had, perhaps as an act of premonition, stored the Lagos State Toll Free emergency number, 767, I quickly di ...
AllAfrica: Nigeria: Govt Sets Up Technical Committee on Coastal Road
The Ministry of Niger-Delta Affairs has said the Federal Government was committed to the construction of the Niger Delta coastal road that will transverse the entire states of Niger Delta from Calabar to Lagos.
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·Africa: Highest Number of Bloggers in Kenya, South Africa and Nigeria
Kenya has the third highest number of blogs in Africa after Nigeria and South Africa, a firm indication of the nation's increasing IT literacy.
·Nigeria: N6.1 Billion Sim Registration Tears House Apart
The House of Representatives yesterday witnessed another rowdy session following the disagreement amongst lawmakers over a proposal by the Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC) to expend the sum of N6.1 billion for the registration of mobile phone SIM cards in the country.
·Kenya: Kibaki to Lead Final Yes Rally in Nairobi
President Kibaki will hold a major final Yes rally in Nairobi on August 2, Public Health minister Beth Mugo has said.
·Kenya: EASSy Should Rethink Entry Strategy
Alcatel Lucent, one of the two large undersea fibre optic construction companies, handed over the East African Submarine System (EASSy) to its shareholders last week.
·Kenya: Banks Embrace Technology to Curb Illegal Deals
When Transnational Bank, a local financial institution, instructed an international bank to process payment for a sugar consignment from Sudan, the global institution raised the red flag effectively stopping the payment.
·Mozambique: Telecommunications Restored to Normal Levels
Mozambique's publicly-owned telecommunications company, TDM, announced on Thursday that normal communications between the north and south of the country have returned to normal, despite the break in the TDM undersea cable..
·Cameroon: CEMAC Universities Embrace Modern Technology
Technology experts from African nations met in Douala to improve training strategies in Central African universities.
·Kenya: Kibaki Reopens Pan Paper Mills
President Kibaki has officially reopened the Pan Paper Mills factory, Webuye which was closed in January last year over mismanagement.
·Zimbabwe: Partnerships Needed for Turnaround, Says Vice President
There is need to invest in infrastructure development through public-private partnerships to turn around Zimbabwe's economic fortunes, Vice President Joice Mujuru said yesterday.
·Zimbabwe: South Korean NGO to Construct Hospital
A South Korean non-governmental organisation, Africa Future Foundation, will next month start construction of a hospital in Harare.
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