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Find out more at: http://14.re-publica.de/session/loise-and-african-dream Four ideas to make the tech movement sustainable. It's not a new story: Africa is changing and slowly turning into a place of tech and innovation in the public perception. The chance that the wider penetration of the Internet and mobile technology will bring about wide-scale change on the continent is really high: The barriers to starting a business and to taking part in the global economy are as low as ever before. There is a growing young, dynamic and very creative crowd with a high affinity towards tech, which is going to make use of this opportunity. But how can we make this movement a lasting one? Julia Manske http://www.vodafone-institut.de Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Germany (CC BY-SA 3.0 DE)

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