OA News: October 23, 2009
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- A U.N. agency report highlights the deepening broadband gap. Burkina Faso, Swaziland, and Central African Republic have some of the highest access rates in the world:
Burkina Faso Broadband Users Pay $1300 a Month {Tech Fragments} - A new government-sponsored project is set to target cyber crime and clean up Nigeria’s image:
Nigeria, software firms look to halt Internet crime {Reuters Africa} - The Indian Minister of State for External Affairs wants India and Benin to consider telecom partnerships:
India and Benin should broaden trade ties: Tharoor {Theindian News} - The cable will go from Nigeria to Tunisia with tails to be laid into all the land-locked countries like Chad, Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali:
Firm to Build Phone Cable From Katsina to Tunisia {Dailiy Trust via allAfrica.com} - A three-year WiMax project is coming to Kenya:
Firm to deploy broadband services 
throughout Kenya {Engineering News}
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