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Vernacular languages coming online thanks to Mozilla, grassroots efforts
January 31, 2015 ♦ Comments Off on Vernacular languages coming online thanks to Mozilla, grassroots efforts

Localizing online content needs to be a priority for companies operating in Africa.

Somalis (at home and abroad) take to social media to share successes, mobilize
January 10, 2015 ♦ Comments Off on Somalis (at home and abroad) take to social media to share successes, mobilize
Somalis (at home and abroad) take to social media to share successes, mobilize

Abdi Latif Dahir of Sahan Journal takes a unique perspective on how normal people in Somalia are engaging with technology.

Kenyans and South Africans view the Internet more positively than other global regions
June 18, 2014 ♦ Comments Off on Kenyans and South Africans view the Internet more positively than other global regions
Kenyans and South Africans view the Internet more positively than other global regions

A survey of 1,000 Kenyans and South Africans finds they view the state of the Internet more positively than those in other regions. Moreover, Africans feel more strongly that the Internet can improve knowledge-sharing, the economy, and political awareness.

Brazzaville bloggers mobilize to produce online content
April 1, 2014 ♦ Comments Off on Brazzaville bloggers mobilize to produce online content
Brazzaville bloggers mobilize to produce online content

On March 31st, Bantuhub held a special evening event to mobilize local bloggers. The event aimed to teach participants how to better create and manage blogs.

Interview with Temitope Benson, founder of Nigerian event website Ojuagbo.com
March 25, 2014 ♦ One Comment
Interview with Temitope Benson, founder of Nigerian event website Ojuagbo.com

Temitope Benson, founder of Nigerian event website Ojuagbo.com, shares his entrepreneur story. In a matter of months, the site has already seen solid growth and can serve as an inspiration to others.

Interactive portraits of young internet users in South Sudan, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Egypt, Morocco
February 23, 2014 ♦ Comments Off on Interactive portraits of young internet users in South Sudan, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Egypt, Morocco
Interactive portraits of young internet users in South Sudan, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Egypt, Morocco

RNW asked the question “How do you surf?” to dozens of young people from around the world. Using photographs in conjunction with the answers, the group published a series of interactive portraits of young netizens in their natural surfing habitat.