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Written by Amina Mohammed
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Friday, 18 December 2009 |
Watch this interesting 42-minute-long documentary on mobile penetration in Zanzibar. Synopsis from the filmmakers:
Hello Africa is the title of a documentary that illustrates cellphone culture in Africa. It shows images of contemporary Africa with focus on people's lifestyles, popular culture, habits, activities and opinions in the context of mobile technology usage. The movie portraits individuals from all society: teachers, athletes, vendors, watchmen, musicians and many more. They all have in common that they are connected and have unique stories to tell. Contrasts, strong visuals and a cool soundtrack presents this theme and, in a broader sense, aims to raise the awareness of the ICT4D movement.
I am not particularly fond of referring to Africa as a country, but I understand that the filmmakers are attempting to show the use of mobile phones across the continent.
Hello Africa from UZI MAGAZINE on Vimeo.
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Amina Mohammed |
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Amina is passionate about social justice. She loves to blog, and writes a lot on gender.
She also thinks kI is a great platform, one that allows her to speak out when many times she feels silenced by the rest of the world.
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