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      Friday 24 May  
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      Man uses tablet at AfricaCom, Africa’s largest ICT conference
      Article: Boosting African youth employment through digital jobs

      Article: Boosting African youth employment through digital jobs

      The announcement by the Rockefeller Foundation of an initiative to create jobs in Africa...
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      Massive traffic jam in Abidjan
      Article: Beating Abidjan's traffic by sending an SMS

      Article: Beating Abidjan's traffic by sending an SMS

      Sick of traffic on your morning commute? Or, for that matter, gridlock any time of the...
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      Verone Mankou displays what has been billed as Africa's first tablet computer, on January 31, 2012, in the offices of his company, VMK, in Brazzaville. Mankou has now unveiled what he says is the first African-designed smartphone.
      Bulletin: Entrepreneur launches first Africa-designed smartphone

      Bulletin: Entrepreneur launches first Africa-designed smartphone

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      A rhino enclosure at the Ol Pejeta reserve near the central Kenyan town of Nanyuki. The reserves has announced a plan to fly unmanned surveillance drones to monitor and protect critically endangered rhinos from rampant poaching.
      Bulletin: Kenyan reserve to fly drones to protect rhinos

      Bulletin: Kenyan reserve to fly drones to protect rhinos

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      A man walks past an Airtel shop in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi in 2011. US communications and technology company DEMO on Thursday opened a two-day trade fair in the Kenyan capital Nairobi, to showcase innovations and the continent's advances in the telecommunications sector.
      Bulletin: Mobile phone app developers take on Africa

      Bulletin: Mobile phone app developers take on Africa

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      HIV-positive health worker Stella Nayiga, 28, checks her text messages in the Kawempe suburb of Kampala onJuly 20. Nayiga was one of around 400 HIV-positive people involved in an innovative scheme to remind people to take antiretroviral drugs using twice daily text messages.
      Bulletin: Mobile phones help bolster Uganda's fight against HIV

      Bulletin: Mobile phones help bolster Uganda's fight against HIV

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      Sheep graze in a field close to the Pezula Golf resort in southern South Africa on June 5, 2010. A South African farmer is fielding phone calls from his sheep, after equipping them with cell phones to keep tabs on the flock amid recent livestock thefts, according to local press Wednesday.
      Bulletin: South African farmer equips sheep with cell phones

      Bulletin: South African farmer equips sheep with cell phones

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      Africa on the Move in Amsterdam
      Article: Africa is on the Move in Amsterdam

      Article: Africa is on the Move in Amsterdam

      Radio Netherlands Worldwide found much to be inspired by at the Africa on the Move event...
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      Technicians display the ACE (African Coast to Europe) submarine fiber optic cable on the shore of Libreville, Gabon, in 2011. Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said late Monday the west African nation will get high-speed internet from October, as it connects to a fibre optic cable running along the west African coast.
      Bulletin: Liberia to get high-speed internet by October

      Bulletin: Liberia to get high-speed internet by October

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      A used-computer vendor attends to a buyer at Lagos' computer village in 2006. Better known as a dumping ground for used electronic goods from developed countries, Africa is set to outstrip Europe in the volumes of e-waste it generates within five years, experts said Thursday.
      Bulletin: Africa to generate more e-waste than Europe by 2017

      Bulletin: Africa to generate more e-waste than Europe by 2017

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