Carbon Trade Market in Kenya

Carbon offset trade is a financial tool used by businesses to compensate for the amount of carbon dioxide that they emit during their operations.

Most carbon offsets are bought from providers who ensure that the carbon emitted by their clients meets

Augmented Reality

This video is an visual presentation of how augmented reality could be experienced by the citizen of the world in the coming years.
Holographic Interface - round interface - Ringo from Ivan Tihienko on Vimeo.

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The Amulets Collection by Debeers

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Paul Sika @ Gallerie le Lab

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Paul Sika’s exhibition at the Gallery Le Lab in Abidjan ,Cote d’Ivoire

Cousine Island

Cousine Island offers a relaxing and dream-like getaway from the hustle and bustle of Abidjan,Lagos,New York , Paris or Johannesburg. Located in the Seychelles a nation of the coast of continental Africa,Cousine is one the

Dubai World recognizes the value of Africa assets

Dubai World Africa… has set its developer sights on six African countries: Benin, Gabon, Uganda, Tanzania, Botswana and Namibia.

Dubai World already operates in South Africa,Rwanda,Djibouti,Comoros,Zanzibar,Mozambique,Morocco, and Senegal

Why these particular nations ? Multiple reasons could be advanced ,but undoubtedly it has to be the recognition of the value and growth potential of Africa real estate assets ,[that has justified their presence in Africa in the first place] that is

Facebook Developer Garage Uganda-December 13 th

on December 13th, 2008

it is a forum to share ideas with local developers, look for partners on your latest project, see and participate in Facebook App demonstrations, seek technical support, or just network and socialize with other developers interested in the Facebook Platform. or viral growth, tricks for testing your app, metrics for success, ninja code tricks

Nigerian Economic Presence in Ghana

Major investments by Nigerians in the Ghanaian economy are made by companies such as UBA,Standard Trust Bank,Zenith, Intercontinental [All banks]Industrial and General Insurance IGI) and International Energy Insurance plc (IEI)[Insurance companies]Zinox and Omatex[Software companies]Chair Centre [Home office sector]Globacom[Telecommunication]

An estimated 1.5 Billion USD are going to be invested by 2010.

[Businessday]