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  • Entrepreneur Sound Bite: House of Tara International

    Read about Nigerian entrepreneur Tara Fela-Durotoye's journey to building her international beauty brand, House of Tara. Durotoye discusses the challenges of financing and how consistency paid off.

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  • Five Annoying Things African Consumers Are Tired of Hearing

    A look at some of the unique consumer issues across Africa.

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  • The End of Media Freedom in South Africa?

    A look at the reaction to the controversial "Secrecy Bill" recently passed by South Africa's Parliament. Find out why media freedom has been dealt a huge blow.

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  • Television: InterSEXions 2

    Intersexions comprises of 26 independent but interrelated episodes “that examine how that which remains unsaid in love, relationships and sex may place us at greatest risk of HIV infection.” The award-winning South Africa series is back and we have all the episodes!

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  • World Press Freedom Day

    The theme this year is Safe to Speak: Securing Freedom of Expression in All Media. The focus is not just on traditional media but on new media such as blogging and social media reporting which have become more popular, especially across Africa. Imprisoned Ethiopian Journalist, Reeyot Alemu, is the recipient of the 2013 World Press Freedom Prize.

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  • BudgIT: Making Nigeria's Budget More Accessible

    BudgIT presents state and federal fiscal information in more accessible ways, through the use of infographics, maps, interactive features and other creative visuals.The goal is to allow those with little to no financial and accounting knowledge, especially young people, to be better informed and engaged with public finance management.

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  • Zimbabwe's Digital Current Events Conversation

    263 Chat is a crowd sourcing platform discussing Zimbabwean national issues. In this interview, founder and facilitator Nigel Mugamu, discusses the relevance and value of the platform.

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South 2 North: The Technology Transforming Africa Episode

South 2 North: The Technology Transforming Africa Episode

On Al Jazeera’s new global talk show South 2 North, Redi Tlhabi chats to Kenyan cyber activist Ory Okolloh, Google Africa’s policy manager, and South African Toby Shapshak, founding editor of the South African edition of Stuff magazine, the world’s largest selling technology magazine. Ory co-founded Ushahidi, a website which was used to collect and disperse information during the [...]

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“Dear Mandela”

“Dear Mandela”

How often do you see a person walking around with a copy of their country’s constitution? That is exactly what happens in one of the opening scenes of “Dear Mandela”, as a young activist explains the rights of a family whose shack has been demolished by the government.  Kwazulu Natal, a province in South Africa, [...]

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#263Chat: Zimbabwe’s Digital Current Events Conversation

#263Chat: Zimbabwe’s Digital Current Events Conversation

Questions regarding the value and/or impact of social media across the continent draw markedly different responses depending on who is being asked. Some remain skeptical while others truly believe in social media’s value. Nigel Mugamu (@sirnige) facilitates 263 Chat (@263chat), a weekly conversation that engages Zimbabweans in conversations about national issues and suggesting solutions. The [...]

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Columbia University Africa Economic Forum

Columbia University Africa Economic Forum

Columbia University Presents The 10th Annual African Economic Forum Africa Ignited: Exploring Ideas, Shaping Outcomes     New York, NY  – Columbia University’s Graduate School of Business, School of International and Public Affairs, Law School, and Mailman School of Public Health jointly present the 10th Annual African Economic Forum (AEF) to be held at Columbia University’s [...]

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Money Lover- Sauti Sol

Money Lover- Sauti Sol

Sauti Sol is an Afro-pop band from Nairobi, Kenya. The band members are Bien-Aime Baraza, Willis Chimano, Delvin Mudigi and Polycarp Otieno. This is the video for their song Money Lover, what do you think? http://www.facebook.com/Sautisol

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“Betrayed”

“Betrayed”

Prince Kanokanga, a 22 year old law student from Zimbabwe,  wrote this piece about leaders who have not kept their promises and what betrayal looks like to him. Two thumbs up! Lack of political will Dispossessed Challenged In a land of Non accountability With disrespect for elders Non credible currency Explain the Legitimacy? Clad in [...]

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