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British Council Microsoft and TCS Team for Badiliko
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George Murage
I write on African Tech and Business with a focus on the mobile industry covering consumer devices like mobile phones, and PCs, and the Internet services Space like Cloud and web services. You'll also find some stuff on How To Do Business in Africa. Hoping to help you demystify everyday technology. Find me on Twitter as @JuuChini
I write on African Tech and Business with a focus on the mobile industry covering consumer devices like mobile phones, and PCs, and the Internet services Space like Cloud and web services. You'll also find some stuff on How To Do Business in Africa. Hoping to help you demystify everyday technology. Find me on Twitter as @JuuChini