iHub - Tech Incubator in Nairobi
November 20, 2010 10:50 AM Subscribe
Ushahidi (named after a Swahili word meaning "testimony") (previously) started as a volunteer project to map violence and has developed several crowdsourcing projects, including crowdmap.com. More recently, they have also helped create a tech incubator geekspace in Nairobi, iHub, which opened earlier this year. Another article about iHub with more details about how it works.
Frick. I'm in bed with the flu and drugged up to the gills. Mods, please feel free to delete my comments. Turning off the internet now.
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Bookmarking. Thanks for this.
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The *iHub consortium, comprising Nairobi’s iHub, eMobilis, the World Wide Web Foundation and The University of Nairobi School of Computing and Informatics, was chosen to host the East Africa lab. Via
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