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PEOPLE & JOBS * Malawis Information Minister Clement Stambuli is in hot water. The state telco MTL put out to tender the payphones contract for the country. And guess who won it. Yes, you guessed. Clement Stambouli and MTLs own top management officials. The tendering process is being reviewed, according to Stambuli because "it was not done to the expectation of the media." The contract has been nullified and the Countrys Anti-Corruption Bureau is investigating. * IBM SA has brought on board Informixs former South African country general manager, Simon Jeggo, to head up the data management division within its software group. * Peter Van Roste, President EuroISPA will make a presentation on how EuroISPA developed and the problems it encountered on the second day of the ACT 2001 conference. * Saturday July 28th, 2001 will see the first Ghana Web Awards at the Accra International Conference Centre. The Ghana Web Awards is the brainchild of Excellence Awards Company and is managed by Deloitte and Touche. National Planning committee member, Akwetey Ofori said that this unique awards event had become necessary because the internet has become an increasingly important vehicle, resource and tool for information transfer. The organisers say that there are now over 2000 Ghanaian web sites. Visit www.ghanawebawards.com.gh
for more information. * Congratulations to 20 year old Nigerian Helen Oluwatosin Otitoju who has become the first student in Howard Universitys (Washington, USA) 134 year history to obtain The Poincare Fellowship, a graduate study programme at the California Institute of Technology (CALTECH). * Science and Technology Minister Professor Turner Isoun has stressed the need for the government and wealthy Nigerians to invest in the future of children and youths, especially in the area of Information Technology.
6-8 September, Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania (Royal Palm Hotel) 14-16 September, Kampala, Uganda
(Nile Hotel) 25-27 September, Lagos, Nigeria
(Le Meridien Eko Hotel) 4-6 October, Maputo, Mozambique
(Polana Hotel) 25-27 October, Mombasa, Kenya 27-29 November, Nairobi, Kenya
(Grand Regency Hotel) For more information send to: info@aitecafrica.com . AITEC Ghana is offering exhibition stands at Panafest 2001 (30-31 July). 10,000 visitors are expected. Contact them on ghana@aitecafrica.com * 3RD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FAIR (26 - 28 JULY 2000 - WINDHOEK) 3nd Science & Technology Fair incorporating: 9th Computer & Communications Expo + 17th ELECTRA Electrical & Mechanical Show (information, communication & multi-media systems including telecoms, satcoms, GIS, telemetry, radio, broadcasting, sound, video, networking, office automation; applied sciences & technologies including engineering, infrastructure, construction, manufacturing & technical training). Please contact Exhibition Manager Anita Schmid for further information and/or bookings on: core@mweb.com.na
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