Findings of a recent face-to-face survey include how internet use is more common among young Africans, how smartphone ownership remains a luxury, and how nations with a higher GDP per capita have a higher percentage of internet users.

The other day, Jeune Afrique posted an interesting article on how leaders of West African and Central African nations are less likely to be engaged on Twitter than counterparts in other African regions.

From Klout influencer scores, we can find general trends about how active online media is within a country and in general, how many engaged social media users exist.

West Africa, Central Africa, and North Africa are likely to use their country codes as Twitter hashtags as an organizational tool and sign of pride.

African telecom operators are known for their uptempo Twitter accounts.

At least 15 African tech events have been recapped on the Storify platform since its inception.