Kiswahili is to be introduced into Microsoft Windows as part of a global project to increase world usage. Read more...
9/26/2004
MICROSOFT WINDOWS IN KISWAHILI
9/23/2004
e-Government in Kenya
E-Government Kenyan delegation was in Canada recently to explore ways and learn from experiences that would make it possible to implement the e-government strategy.
eLocust
The Electronic Locust Information System (eLocust) is helping Africa in monitoring locust. The system uses a palmtop computer, GPS device, and HF radio equipment, which runs on a car battery.
9/18/2004
ONLINE JOURNALISM COURSE IN KENYA
The Unites States International University in Nairobi, Kenya will be launching one of Africa's first online journalism course this September. Get the full story here.
ELECTRONIC NEWSLETTER ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA
Pambazuka News is a weekly electronic newsletter covering news, commentary, and analysis, and a range of other resources on human rights and development in Africa. Subscription is free. Pambazuka is published by FAHAMU, which uses information and communication technologies as a tool for social change has a vision of the world where people organise to emancipate themselves from all forms of oppression, recognise their social responsibilities, respect each other’s differences, and realise their full potential. Fahamu means understanding and Pambazuka means dawn in Kiswahili.
9/04/2004
A course in online journalism, thought to be one of its kind in Africa, will be offered at the United States International University in Nairobi, Kenya this year.
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