Victory in Cameroon: after 94 days, the internet is back on
After 94 days of an internet shutdown that violated the human rights of millions of people, the government of Cameroon…
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Penplusbytes is deeply excited about the vision of Ghana’s President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to ensure progress and economic and…
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It’s been 50 days since Cameroonian authorities imposed an internet blackout on English-speaking regions in the majority French-speaking nation. Hundreds…
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On Tuesday 28th February, 2016, the 13th Accra Technology Salon will host key stakeholders from government agencies, civil society organisations…
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Penplusbytes with funding from the Open Society lnitiative for West Africa (OSIWA) is delivering the 2-year “Tech Driven Social Accountability…
Read more arrow_forwardThis century has been dubbed the “digital” century, with the proliferation of various technologies and gadgets that have completely reshaped…
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In a bid to empower citizens to demand accountability from elected officials in public service delivery using new digital tools,…
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Penplusbytes’ Social Media Tracking Centre has successfully contributed to Ghana’s Elections 2016, over 72 hours when the centre was open…
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Below is a message of peace issued by our executive director, Mr. Kwami Ahiabenu II on this Election Day: “Good…
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By Jane Kudor Unless you’ve been living under a rock, it’s really hard not to notice the sheer fever taking…
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