Towards the end of last week, Google launched it's official Africa blog, in recognition that Google can be a thought leader in the African Internet space. Also, Hash wrote a post about Google's Nairobi office, which is the center of much of Google's work in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Joshua Goldstein is in search of the best route to bicycle from Kampala to Capetown.
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