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A web 2.0 workshop for West African journalists organised by Panos Institute West Africa (PIWA) is taking place in Senegal: “Through PIWA “Uses and Policies of Digital Technology” Programme (ICT Programme), this workshop aims at: - promoting uses of blogs and new ICT tools (Web 2.0) by medias for improved governance in West Africa - strengthening reporting on ICTs in the region.”
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