Radio and television in Africa as a whole

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Youssou Ndour Joins Effort To Spread WorldSpace Message
allAfrica.com, 17 November 2000. World-famous Senegalese Mbalax star Youssou Ndour on Friday promised to work with a Senegalese company, Comptoire Commercial Bara Mboup (CCBM), to market WorldSpace digital receivers in West Africa and Europe.
Pan-African TV Network To Deliver To 250M Consumers
By Samuel Famakinwa, This Day (Lagos), 18 January 2001. With the number of South African-based FMCG companies moving into the rest of Africa, the launch of ABN (African Broadcast Network) which promises to deliver to 250 million consumers when launched in an initial seven African countries, will come as a blessing to marketers looking to expand and sell their products in Africa.
Reinventing African Heritage
By Sony Neme, This Day (Lagos), 20 July 2001. South Africa-based Shola Ajay—broadcaster, broadcast technologist and businessman—has gone into partnership with EMS, South Africa in providing investment in radio and television projects across the continent.
Remote networking with high-frequency (HF) radio and Dan Bernstein's qmail
By Wayne Marshall, Linux Magazine, November 2002. In the interior of Guinea, field personnel in widely scattered village-towns now enjoy access to regular internet e-mail. Here we have bridged the digital divide, by moving the mail by high-frequency (HF) radio.