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Niti Bhan reporting in Prepaid Economy:
[view whole blog postIn Ghana founded by Roland Agambir:
RLG Communications is a computer and hand-set manufacturing company, and one of the first indigenous African companies that assembles laptops and mobile phones:
[view whole blog postTrish Lorenz writing in the FT:
[view whole blog postiHub's Jessica Colaço reports on the nurturing of a maker group, the 254Makertrons. Please stay tuned these folks are awesome:
[view whole blog postFrom TED:
Chemist Lee Cronin is working on a 3D printer that, instead of objects, is able to print molecules. An exciting potential long-term application: printing your own medicine using chemical inks.
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Sakaramenta develops low cost and strong quality design models that respond to people's needs. Transport becomes cheaper, higher in volume and more flexible. From a health perspective it is better to push 230 kg then carry 40kg on your head. Models such as the Tenga Car make it possible to sell more products at various locations. People can become a transporter without doing a big investment like a car or a truck, but just by buying a bicycle cart. An expanding range of products:
[view whole blog postFrom mobile media company Pledge 51:
[view whole blog postA How We Made It profile:
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