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iHub By Leo Mutuku / October 29, 2011

Mobile Technology in Uganda

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This week, iHub Research focuses on Uganda as part of the ongoing study into Mobile Technology in Africa. While Uganda’s teledensity may not be as impressive as Kenya’s, at 41% it is still significant and growing. Despite the fact that there are five Mobile Network Operators in Uganda, MTN dominates

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iHub By Patrick Munyi / October 28, 2011

Announcing Ushahidi and iHub research seminar: 11 November

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 On 11 November at the iHub in Nairobi and streamed online, Ushahidi and iHub Research will present research projects that are currently underway, talk about the role of research at Ushahidi and the iHub, and extend an invitation to the research community to participate in a discussion about how we

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iHub By Jessica Colaco / October 27, 2011

GOVERNANCE WORKSHOP AT iHub Research

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During the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) week, iHub Research hosted the ICT4Democracy in East Africa Network. The ICT4Democracy in East Africa project, which has seed funding from SPIDER, is encouraging collaboration between democracy actors in the three countries (Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda) with a view to catalysing the role ICTs

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Features

iHub By Hilda Moraa / October 18, 2011

ICT Hubs: What makes them work… and not work?

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Opportunities are opening to young people with high tech skills such as software engineering, design, and development. Many of these skills are being nurtured by Information Communication (ICT) hubs, where technology-oriented individuals gather and collaborate. An ICT hub is a space where technologists congregate to bounce ideas around, network, work,

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iHub Research By Leo Mutuku / October 14, 2011

CCK Sector Statistics Report Quarter 4 2010/2011

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The Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) has released a Statistics Report on the Communications Sector reviewing the last quarter of the year 2010/2011. The information used to compile the report was provided by service providers in the sector. Some interesting numbers and trends arise in this end-year report (year ending

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