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Women of Uganda Network with support from the Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation ACP – EU (CTA) hosts the Lango Forum on e-Agriculture. This event is held twice a year in Apac District, Northern Uganda. This year the third Lango Forum on e–Agriculture will be held on the 18th February 2010.
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Submit your entry by the early entry deadline on March 1, 2010, and be eligible for additional prizes. Access the entry form online or download the entry form in word. |
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Forum for Women in Democracy (FOWODE) invites young women aged between 21 - 25 years who completed their university or any tertiary institution and are interested in Leadership to apply for a Leadership Training Camp scheduled for March 2010. The camp runs for three weeks and is residential. Interested Applicants must have completed their tertiary education between 2008 - 2010 and should have held any leadership position in school, institution, community or are generally interested in leadership.
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Mobile Monday, the global community of mobile industry professionals and innovators, has now launched its newest chapter in Uganda. The Kampala Chapter was founded by representatives from Uganda’s telecom companies: Orange Uganda, MTN Uganda, I-telecom, Mara Telecoms, Universities, media and ICT firms. At the inaugural meeting facilitated by Dr. Madanmohan Rao, the research projects director for Mobile Monday, the various stakeholders in the nation’s mobile and ICT sectors chose the name MoMoKLA for the Kampala city chapter. MoMoKLA is scheduled to be officially launched on March 8, prior to the opening of the Digital Africa Summit 2010 that will be held in Kampala.
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SMS Initiatives
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SMS Uprising: Mobile Phone Activism in Africa is a book that offers practical examples of how activists in Africa are using mobile technology to organise and document their experiences and how the phones' capabilities have had a dynamic influence on activists’ aims and strategies.
The authors – activists, academics and technology specialists – look at inequalities in access to technology based on gender and rural and urban usage, and consider how mobile phones’ increasing integration with the internet helps activists internationalize their struggles.
SMS Uprising is now available at http://fahamubooks.org/book/?GCOI=90638100577370
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