Angola: News from Angola in a discover and share website

Posted 10 April 2008 8:49 GMT

Countries	Angola
Topics	Technology, Media & Journalism
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Angola

Francis Pac [pt] announces a web 2.0 website similar to Digg to make possible for poeple to discover and share news from Angola. “The option to use this tool only for Angola is the fact that there is little information about Angola and we rarely have the access to them. Therefore, with this tool, we can have constant access to the latest and most interesting news on Angola”. The website can be found here.

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