

Written by Peter Mann
Improved network performance is vital for ensuring subscriber loyalty among smartphone users, and provides operators with a significant competitive advantage, according to details contained in the 2013 edition of Ericsson ConsumerLab Report.
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Written by Henry Neondo
The European Union (EU), and icipe in collaboration with the African Union Inter-African Bureau for Animal Resources (AU-IBAR), have agreed to set up an African central reference laboratory (CRL) for research and capacity building on bee health at icipe’s headquarters in Kasarani, Nairobi, and four bee health satellite stations in Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ethiopia and Liberia. The EU is investing Euros 13.1 million (approximately Kshs 1.44 billion) in bee health, to improve food security in Africa.
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Written by Naftali Mwaura
The Canadian government will provide seed money to accelerate the implementation of innovative and home-grown projects that aim to reduce disease burden in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Written by Naftali Mwaura
Home-grown innovations that have scaled up use of cleaner energy sources like solar in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi and the Democratic Republic of Congo, have been shortlisted for this year`s Ashden Awards, the world`s leading green energy prize.
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Written by Henry Neondo
The extraordinarily rapid spread of first-generation mobile telephony in Africa is nothing but remarkable. It was in Africa in 2001 that mobile phones first outnumbered fixed lines. By the end of 2012, about 70% of Africa’s total population was expected to have a mobile phone. Communication has never been so easy and it has opened new opportunities across the globe.
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