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Voices of Africa is a Webby official honoree
09/04/2008 by nicola.
Its great to see they are an official honoree in the mobile web news category, with only 15% selected from over 8000 entries !
The Voices of Africa project where hundreds of news reports / interviews have been uploaded to the site by mobile reporters across Africa. You can view the complete series and get an insight into the reporters who are sending articles and images using a mobile phone and GPRS, without the need for a pc and internet connection.
Their February update reports on the range of topics covered including foreign investments, views on political, economic change in various parts of Africa and extensive coverage of the election in Kenya and the African Cup of Nations in Ghana.
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