AFRICA: CELL PHONES FOR CITIZENSHIP

AFRICA: CELL PHONES FOR CITIZENSHIP

Ibrahima N'Diaye, the mayor of Mali's capital Bamako, is banking on the Internet to boost democracy in Africa via specially-outfitted cell phones

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Cellular telephones
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Interviews
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N Diaye, Ibrahima
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Africans
Cellular telephones
Democracy
Information services
Information services industry
Internet
Interviews
Mayors
N Diaye, Ibrahima
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