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1. Africa’s mobile youth drive change

   ... South Africa, Mozambique, Madagascar, Tanzania, Kenya, Somalia, Djibouti, Sudan and the Comoros. Other fibre-optic cables run along ...

2. African youth hungry for connectivity

   ... daily customers, mostly university students. Although Somalia’s Internet penetration still stands at just above 1% of the ... content, software, mobile phone apps and social media. From Somalia to Ghana, Dar es Salaam to Dakar, Cape Town to Cairo, Africa’s youth ...

3. African media breaks ‘culture of silence’

   ... anywhere, although many media outlets did become targets. Somalia saw the emergence of its first independent press, radio and even TV ...

4. Kenya promotes ‘responsible tourism’

   ... stretches a total of 1,420 kilometres from its border with Somalia in the north to Tanzania in the south. Vast tracts of mangroves, sea ...

5. Stabilizing Somalia: a new chapter begins

   ... of guns, Augustine Mahiga, the UN special representative to Somalia, told reporters in Nairobi. When he first visited the city in 2010, it ... since August 2011, when it was flushed out by forces of the Somalia Transitional Federal Government with the help of troops from the ...

6. Somali diaspora’s remittances cast a lifeline

   ... 8 Busy market-place in Mogadishu, Somalia’s capital. With the security situation now more stable, economic ... known as remittances — has been instrumental in keeping Somalia afloat. The UN Development Programme estimates that $1.6 billion in ...

7. African economies capture world attention

   ... Kenya, Uganda and other countries are militarily engaged in Somalia, which may slow their economies. And Nigeria is grappling with Boko ...

8. La lutte contre la piraterie au large de l’Afrique

   ... en Somalie. Topics:  piracy Somalia European Union ...

9. Afrique Livres

   ... Paris, France, 2008; 440 p.; 29 €) Understanding Somalia and Somaliland: Culture, History, Societ y, Ioan Lewis (Columbia ...

10. Global food crisis: time to break the vicious cycle

    ... Affairs. Millions of people in Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia and Uganda will face severe food shortages. Oxfam's assessment of the ...

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