OA News: April 25-30, 2011
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- Investments lead to regional African interconnection {ComputerWorld}
- AfDB Approves Usd 12 Million for Seychelles Submarine Cable Project {AfDB via allAfrica.com}
- Could uprisings spread to south of the Sahara? {The Peninsula}
- African leaders commit to improve public service delivery through ICTs {CTO}
- Cameroon’s Diaspora-driven Cyberspace: A Platform for Civic Engagement or a Threat to the Biya Regime? {Diibussi.com}
- Pope Says Internet Can Help Democrac in N Africa and M.E. {AGI.it}
- Nigerians await broadband revolution {AfricaNews}
- Nigeria’s mad men {The Economist}
- New Google News for Opera Mini available in a dozen African countries {Google Africa Blog}
- What is the Potential Impact of Tablet Computers on Education Systems in Africa? {ICTWorks}
- Digital Life, the most comprehensive study of the African digital consumer, ever {ICTWorks}
- Mobile Trends 2020 Africa {slideshare}
- What’s next for ICT in Africa? {infoDev}
- Africa’s Governments Confront Social Media Protests {VOANews}
- Should ISPs step in to fight online piracy? {myBroadband.co.za}
- Bridging our digital gap – The Glo Equation {Ghana News Agency}
- Ghana is 99th in World ICT rankings {GhanaWeb}
- Kenyan ICT firm brings state-of-the-art USA Data Center facilities to Africa {PRLog}
- Are cellphone apps and Facebook the key to empowering African youth? {Christian Science Monitor}
- Graduates lead Uganda’s IT charge {IT News Africa}
- LTE not the answer for Africa – yet {TechCentral}
- Firms Seek Supply Route Around Conflict in Congo {WSJ}
- Mobile Operators Go After the Rich Rural Data Market {Daily Nation via allAfrica.com}
- South Africa’s new Internet cable link could bring economic boom {Christian Science Monitor}
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