October 26

Africa: 84 million mobile devices are Internet enabled {IT News Africa}
Samsung launches solar-powered internet schools in Africa {TelecomPaper}
Angola engaged in broad band expansion {AngolaPress}
eLearning and sustainable development: perspectives from Benin {eLearning Africa}
Information Africa: Reducing dependency on foreign ICT consultants in Ghana {VC4Africa}
E-commerce blow to Kenya as Kalahari site shuts …

iHub research, promising times for Ivory Coast broadband, upcoming G-South Africa, Liberia election map, Steve Jobs & Nigeria, Cairo tech, Google Trader for Kenya, Zimpost cafes

PayPal in Morocco, mobile education in SSA, mobile advances for Burundi, official Kenyan online gaming, thoughts on Barcamp Abidjan, Zim cloud computing, and more

3G for Djibouti, Ivory Coast; joint 4G licensing in Kenya; LTE not 4G in South Africa; Bharti brings 2G/3G to 7 nations; 18% annual mobile growth in Africa

Major news-makers for the month included unrest in Ivory Coast, Nigerian elections, Ugandan social media threats, and undersea cables in South Africa.

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