African Civil Society Network
Kabissa ranks 631 in Africa and 31 in Africa General. According to site visitors it ranks 1870, and 1901 according to page views:
According to blogroll links it ranks 215 and 303 according to the amount of links within Afrigator blog posts
I was pleased to learn via @afrinomad today that my father, Peter Eigen, has been included in the TED Riveting talks by remarkable people, free to the world. In his talk at TEDxBerlin, he talks about his anti-corruption work, for which I am of course very proud. I am grateful
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The largest Market in Horn of Africa is under fire Somali Journalists Rights Association Blog read more
Keeping your web browser up to date is always a good idea to make sure websites function properly for you, but now you will soon start having problems with Gmail and Google Apps if you don't, according to an email I got from Google today (see below). This is an
Attached is a zip archive (2MB) containing the materials Kabissa used in 2007 to facilitate a pilot elearning course titled Running Online Groups. Although we decided not to go on with providing elearning, our elearning pilot project taught us a great deal about the power of elearning in Africa. We are
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I got an interesting email just now from Nicholas Negroponte, the founder of the One Laptop Per Child project. I've pasted it below - if you have any extra XO laptops lying around and no longer need them, you may want to donate them to be used in child education
This call is for members of the Kabissa Trainers group who participated in Kabissa's Time To Get Online training of trainers project. The Time To Get Online program is dormant as of 2006 (except for the wiki which remains online for self-learning at http://wiki.kabissa.org), but we have an opportunity to
The United Nations Development Programme is pleased to announce the opening of the 'Capacity is Development' Knowledge Fair and invites you to share your experience. The knowledge fair seeks to collect experiences on policies, investments and programs that have proven successful in driving human and institutional capacity development in diverse
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