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The African Union Economic Social and Cultural Council (AU-ECOSOCC) has urged the African...
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GHANA yesterday signed an agreement to host a state-of-the-art museum complex to honour the...
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A representative from Huawei Tanzania, Yohana Mathias (L) presenting a certificate of completion to Rweyemamu Barongo, one of the participants in the just ended data processing training provided by Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Commission and Huawei Tanzania. Right is the Director of ICT operations from the Commission, Engineer Jasson Ndanguzi. Photo: Guardian Correspondent
INFORMATION and Communication Technology (ICT) Commission and China's tech company Huawei...