Apart from Twitter and Facebook, a handful of online tools have been created or utilized in order to aid in the exchange of reliable information leading up to the presidential election on February 26, 2012.

Seven Senegalese experts recently weighed in on how social media is being used to promote and discuss the upcoming 2012 elections.

Quite a few videos relating to African technology have been uploaded to YouTube in the past four months.

African ICT news from the first week of December, 2011. Featured are 47 stories of how technology is changing lives in 18 African nations and beyond.

African ICT News Roundup, November 17-21, 2011.

What local youtube.co.ke means for Kenyan users {Business Daily}
Coast Airports to Gain Internet Services {AngolaPress via allAfrica}
The Kuyu Project Goes to Ghana! {ICT Works}
Technology and social transformation {The Saudi Gazette}
Namibia battles Africa’s blogging giants {Windhoek Observer}
Carrabec students connect with kids in Cameroon {Morning Sentinel}
No, the Zimbabwe government and Apple are …