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==Articles== | ==Articles== | ||
| − | These are some of many articles by | + | These are some of many articles by Aloyce Menda: |
* ICT education project amid rural connectivity challenges, Tanzania.<ref>[http://www.share4dev.info/kb/documents/4071.pdf share4dev]</ref> | * ICT education project amid rural connectivity challenges, Tanzania.<ref>[http://www.share4dev.info/kb/documents/4071.pdf share4dev]</ref> | ||
* CROMABU: enhancing market opportunities for small farmers in Mwanza, Tanzania <ref>[http://www.i4donline.net/articles/current-article.asp?articleid=400&typ=Features i4donline]</ref> | * CROMABU: enhancing market opportunities for small farmers in Mwanza, Tanzania <ref>[http://www.i4donline.net/articles/current-article.asp?articleid=400&typ=Features i4donline]</ref> | ||
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==Awards== | ==Awards== | ||
| − | + | Aloyce Menda was finalist for AISI Media Awards in print media category, for his article “Controversies over ICT benefits to Africa”.<ref>[http://www.rap21.org/article18635.html rap21]</ref> | |
==Death== | ==Death== | ||
| − | + | Aloyce died due to liver cancer on 6th April 2009. He was 50.<ref>[http://www.atlarge.icann.org/node/3699 atlarge]</ref> | |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 17:54, 21 April 2011
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| Country: | Tanzania |
| Email: | justafrica2001[at]yahoo.com |
Aloyce Menda was the Coordinator of Journalists' Union for Science & Technology Advancement Africa.[1] Just Africa is accredited member of AFRALO.[2]
Articles
These are some of many articles by Aloyce Menda:
- ICT education project amid rural connectivity challenges, Tanzania.[3]
- CROMABU: enhancing market opportunities for small farmers in Mwanza, Tanzania [4]
- Lake Victoria over-fishing threatens poor families.[5]
- Kilinux OSS Innovation Propels ICT localization in Ki-Swahili.[6]
- ICT for improved crop marketing in rural Tanzania.[7]
- If trusted leaders can steal so much,Tanzania can’t develop. [8]
Workshops
- The future of ICT in Secondary Schools - Strategizing for Implementation.[9]
Awards
Aloyce Menda was finalist for AISI Media Awards in print media category, for his article “Controversies over ICT benefits to Africa”.[10]
Death
Aloyce died due to liver cancer on 6th April 2009. He was 50.[11]