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Nigerian pupils work on OLPC computers in Abuja, Nigeria, in May, 2007.

Let’s talk: How can technology change the lives of people in poverty?

Development & Education

Modern technology has tremendous power to improve lives in the developing world. Why does it often fail to do so? Take part in a discussion with professionals working in the field.Modern technology has tremendous power to improve lives in the developing world. Why does it often fail to do so? Take part in a discussion with professionals working in the field.

A passionate call for more African media

Global Politics

Crowdsourcing crisis information in Kenya

Business, Economics and Jobs

Bloggers for Kenya

Environment
The World

Inventions for saving the world (and helping Haiti now!)

Environment
The World

In Kenya, Ushahidi hopes to save lives by ‘crowdsourcing’ crisis info

Environment

What if people living in conflict zones could predict where violence was going to break out? Kenyan developers are about to launch a new version of the software that will help communities around the world map and predict violence.

The World

Kenya bloggers monitor unrest

Post-election unrest in Kenya has been widespread and hard to monitor in real time, but some concerned bloggers are trying to help, and they’ve set up a website where Kenyans can report on what they see in their own communities