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Flag of Togo, World Cup 2006. By Currybet. Occasionally, daily links do not do important posts justice. Togo's blogosphere is not crowded enough to feature intense debate between bloggers but...
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Jaduong Mettys wonders whether the media in Tanzania will be able to change the course of history.
“We believe that the poorest of the poor are credit-worthy, and that through mobilising savings they are able to build financial and social capital…” - the Kuyasa Fund, via Timbuktu Chronicles.
“One of the sessions covered this week was the controversial EASSy project which appears to have been now reduced to a Kenyan vs. South African affair,” writes Bankele, one of the Digital Citizen Indaba on Blogging participants.
Kenyan Entrepreneur does not think the President of Kenya, Mwai Kibaki, should speak Sheng, which is neither an official nor a national language: “I mean, seriously…he keeps corrupting what is supposed to be the national language!“
Benn Loxo asked its readers to submit their favorite African album covers:
“After yesterday’s post Benn loxo listener, Michael, was the first to send in his favourite African LP covers.”
“Several more Benn loxo listeners contributed their favourite African album covers this week.“
“Below are the last in a series of African album covers here on Benn loxo.”
Sociolingo posts a news article about efforts by the Malian government to preserve and expose one of the oldest manuscripts in Africa, Timbuktu manuscripts. It is estimated that there are 700,000 Timbuktu manuscripts.
The blogger at Cakap Tak Serupa Bikin analyses the statement on reforming the education by Malaysian Education Minister. The blogger, a parent of school going kids, outlines the real problems that the minister failed to mention.
Nice to note year after year, Bangalore Pride Parade is improving a lot. Hope next year we see some recoreded...
I do not support capital punishment, in this instance there have no other alternative. What these killers have done is...
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Next time we will be there again :)