Sub-Saharan Africa · October, 2011

We celebrate Open Access Week with a special focus on Open Access Africa. As the internet lowers the bar for publishing and disseminating information, print-era publishing models still keep African...

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Stories about Sub-Saharan Africa from October, 2011

D. R. of Congo: DRC Elections Watch 2011

Nigeria: Waste, Wealth and the Burden of a City

D.R. of Congo/U.S.A: Conflict-Free: A Growing Movement

Nigeria: Documentary: Nigeria’s Millionaire Preachers

Africa: On Cutting Aid to Countries Violating LGBTI Rights

Malawi: Malawi in Photos

Malawi: New Blog for Free and Open Source Software

Angola: Voice of America Correspondent in Cabinda Threatened

Madagascar: New Prime Minister Omer Beriziky Arrival Tweeted Live

Open Access Africa: Spreading Knowledge, Increasing Collaboration