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From ICT4Entrepeneurship we have this profile of member Mohamed Ahmed Felata, a Facebook developer from Garoua in the North of Cameroon. Yesterday was the official launch of his Facebook app, KmerBlagues. Kmerblagues is an app that Cameroonians can use to submit jokes, share them on their walls and vote to promote the best ones. Winning [...]
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- Al Banda (@TribeOfLions) (@TribeOfLions): Please contact me if you'd like to be a speaker/presenter at #io13extended in Douala May 15h - 17th [...]
- Al Banda (@TribeOfLions) (@TribeOfLions): @AfriLabs Community Day, Berlin, is in full motion! http://t.co/Z2R8p6elRX [...]
- Al Banda (@TribeOfLions) (@TribeOfLions): @dmvanloenen @republica #rp13 is May 6th - 8th http://t.co/Z2R8p6elRX [...]
- ActivSpaces (@ActivSpaces) (@ActivSpaces): 1st Congress for #Africa's Tech Hub Network @AfriLabs http://t.co/eTPsYHt0Dz on eve of #rp13 @republ [...]
- African Entrepreneur (@africatechie) (@africatechie): Google I/O 2013 Extended - ActivSpaces Cameroon http://t.co/Awe3QbCIx4 [...]
- First Congress for African Tech Hub Network
- Google I/O 2013 Extended
- An ActivSpaces Story: Old Technology, Contemporary Art
- ActivSpaces welcomes our new Director of Business Development!
- “We Mapped The Campus”
- The Business Infrastructure Workshop
- subCMR: King Maker
- Picture Story: Updates from ActivSpaces
- We’re Hiring a Director of Business Development
- How Students Can Benefit from a Start-Up Culture
