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Poison Fire Movie: Nigerian activists follow Shell's gas flaring

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 Poison Fire follows a team of local activists as they gather “video testimonies” from communities on the impact of oils spills and gas flaring. We see creeks full of crude oil, devastated mangrove forests, wellheads that has been leaking gas and oil for months. We meet  people whose survival is acutely threatened by the loss of farmland, fishing and drinking water and the health hazards of gas flaring.      
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Ushahidi launches new web design

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Ushahidi which was launched in January this year to document post election violence in Kenya and which has since gone from strength to strength including winning a number of awards [Net Squared, Knight Batten Award

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Nairobi: 03 September, 2008 Kidnapped two western journalists closer to freedom

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Nairobi: 03 September, 2008 Kidnapped two western journalists closer to freedom

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WhiteAfrican.com: 5 Great African Blogs for BlogDay 2008

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WhiteAfrican.com is my favorite blog about tech in Africa. So it comes as no surprise that I learn about 5 Great African Blogs there - I am shamelessly reposting his list below, which I think is well worth a review by anyone interested in blogging in Africa. 

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CNN Featured SIDAREC (Kenya) and Architecture for Humanity

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I received this announcement about an interesting Nairobi project via the DigAfrica yahoogroup. The project sounds terrific and well worth watching as it kicks off - perhaps it's availablee on the CNN archives. Perhaps it can be replicated in other communities.
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Full Circle "Ubuntu" newsletter

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The new "Full Circle" newsletter is now available for download online.

 

 

 

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Google Chrome and Google Gadgets for Africa

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Cooling camels milk

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Do you know how to make an "evaporated cooler" - one that will cool even in desert tempretures of 35c?  The technology is so simple I wonder why it is not being used anywhere with tempretures over 20c.  This one is showcased on Afrigadget......

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Reminder: AfriCANDO 2008 is less than one month away

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I received this by email today. I do not know much abot AfriCANDO but like the sound of it - if Kabissa members participate I'd love to hear about it. This year he event is about promoting thw use of appropriate technology for rural communities in Africa.
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