This week’s African tech news round-up consists of 102 stories from 28 countries.
Government requests for removal of Google content in Sub-Saharan Africa were again sporadic in 2012.
West Africa, Central Africa, and North Africa are likely to use their country codes as Twitter hashtags as an organizational tool and sign of pride.
A summary of broadband data from the quarterly Akamai ‘State of the Internet’ publication that tracks Internet speeds.
Kenya is paving the way when it comes to the future of mobile banking. M-PESA has brought mobile banking to the nation and Google is looking to follow.
Numerous business centres operate across South Africa, but perhaps none serve local Cape Town communities quite like Lagunya.
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