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brb - I have had an idea and need to feed it.

The Sessions

• Google Maps
• Where are the devs
• Bug Labs
• Zope/Plone
• Ubuntu LTSP
• Jahazi
• Blogging Tricks
• Blogging For Cash
• GPS/Google maps with S60 as a platform
• Open E data storage solution
• Google Maps/ Mobile maps
• Wordpress Optimization tips
• Procedures to code for government
• Software localization
• Internet/Network security
• Zunguka.com
• Linux as a development platform
• Developing for the iPhone
• Bandwidth management and optimization
• E-Publishing
• Renewable Energy Kiosks

10:15 Setup and people have already started streaming in.

PS: Grabbed the video from the mythbox and was able to upload to google video thx to the google kixp pipe and the somewhat usable local upload speed I’m getting on butterfly shown below

PPS: Those should be Kb/s not KB/S

This doc should be on the ICT board’s site, which I’m guessing is this one, but there is no site to begin with but some google partner page(huh?).

Looks like the site is now showing but this doc is not up there yet.

Some key things about the transcript:

• It gives a brief history of the Kenya ICT Board, its composition and what it does. The board has five programmes currently: E-government, digital villages, infrastructure, content(of which there has been a lot of talk(!) on skunkworks) and finally BPO which was the focus of the meeting.
• Nik Nesbitt of Kencall fame shares his experiences.

You can download the pdf here

In case you missed this. Its meant to be up on their site somewhere but it isn’t Get the executive summary here and the draft bill here

“The Office of the President, Directorate of e-Government is pleased to request public input on the Draft Electronic Transactions Bill. The Directorate further announces that this draft Bill was developed through a consultative and inclusive process by a Technical Committee that comprised of high level Government of Kenya (GOK) officials with legal and ICT expertise, and international and local consultants with legal, business and telecommunications expertise. “

Begin and begin again