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Afripedia: Wikipedia with Offline Access for Francophone Africa

Written byLova Rakotomalala

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Posted 8 November 2012 15:41 GMT
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Logo of the Afripedia project, a project to provide offline access to wikimedia projects for Francophone Africa;  CC license-3.0


Cyriac Gbogou reports that [fr] Afripedia, a project spearheaded by Wikimedia France, l’Institut français, l’Agence universitaire de la Francophonie and Kiwix strives to promote digital development by giving offline access to wikimedia projects, including wikipedia and providing digital training to young people in francophone africa.

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