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Welcome to FOSSAfrica!
Written by Daniel Ihonvbere   
Saturday, 14 April 2007


Thank you for visiting our web site.
FOSSAfrica is striving to be the one-stop location for information about the progress of Free Open Source Software in Africa. Africa has made great strides in recent times in all areas from politics to economy and gender equality. One of the most visible areas of development and growth has been in the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) arena. In less than a decade, the continent has seen the emergence of leaders who grasp the benefits that technology provides. In Nigeria, Uganda, South Africa, Egypt, Ghana etc., more resources are being devoted to the teaching of ICT courses and the encouragement of NGOs to assist in these areas.
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