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Stuck in a Jakarta Traffic Jam? Use the Information Highway!

Heloise Emdon, Jakarta, 15 August 2003 Pragmatic innovation: The day the lights went out from Ottawa to New York. Frank Tulus and myself found ourselves stuck in Jakarta traffic jams. Continue reading →

Physicians with ICTs!

Physicians are at a crossroads. The HIV/AIDS pandemic in Africa is so big that if care and treatment is to be delivered to the millions in Africa suffering from the Continue reading →

The ABC of ICT4D

  How best to understand information and communication technologies for development Through experience we know people who earn as little as R1000 a month and who also have a cell-phone. Continue reading →

Community struggles & public sector in South Africa treating HIV/AIDS

  August 2005 The room was filled with the powerful voices of at least 40 women and a few men singing and swaying, stomping and inflecting to the words of Continue reading →

Chimoio peak, highlands between Mozambique & Zimbabwe

The Lion, the Radio and the Bread basket

James Clark, a friend, environmentalist, writer, has just published ¨Save me from the lion´s mouth¨  which he says is going to be a controversial book because it argues that poor, vulnerable Continue reading →

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