Stories from late last week and the past weekend:

1. The GRACE Project is empowering more and more women in numerous African nations:
   Girls can click away to bigger things {Daily Monitor}
2. The counterfeiting of products is becoming a major problem in certain areas:
   HP intensifies fight against fake products in Ghana, Nigeria {Ghana Business News}
3. An excellent idea to stimulate creativity and awareness:
   How ICTs Are Changing the Way We Live: eLearning Africa Launches Online Photo Competition {Training Press Releases}
4. This article mentions Uhurunet, the continent-wide broadband network set to begin operations in a couple of months:
   Want to Really Help the World’s Poorest? Get Them Broadband Internet! {Big Think}
5. Nothing new here, but it reached a large audience:
   The Revolution Has Gone Mobile {New York Times}
6. A well-priced broadband network for Zimbabwe?
   Liquid Telecom to Launch Fibre Network at ‘Good Prices the Like of Which Have Not Been Seen’ {Balancing Act via allAfrica}
7. Another nation is investing in African ICT:
   Israel to Give Technological Support {New Vision via allAfrica}