"Hi Joseph,
Thank you so much for sharing this with the community! It sounds like a fascinating event, and it is particularly relevant given our work on FrontlineSMS:Radio.
I hope all went well with your presentation today; it would be great to…"
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Florence Scialom commented on Joseph Sekiku's blog post presenting frontline sms platform at the AMARC-AFRICA meeting in Dakara, Senegal 25.1.2012
Joseph Sekiku posted a blog postpresenting frontline sms platform at the AMARC-AFRICA meeting in Dakara, Senegal 25.1.2012
Just to let you know that I am in Dakar Senegal, attending the MARC-AFRICA capacity building seminar for community radios in Africa. the theme chosen for this meeting is: Enhancing impact of community Radio Broadcasting in Africa.This meeting is attended by more than 40 community radio broadcasters from various countries opn the African continent. Tomorrow I am presenting my experiences using different value addition ICTS that make community radio very important and I will talk among other…See More
Joseph Sekiku replied to Emily Wyner's discussion Reaching Out to Kenyan Users..."Hi Emily, I am due to come to Kenya next week. I would be in Nairobi for at least 2 days. Would it be possible to meet. Just for a face to face tuition on the extensive use of frontline sms?"
Joseph Sekiku posted a blog postCommunity media Network of Tanzania holds planning meeting in Zanzibar 17-18 May 2011
NETWORKING today is the remaining solution to meeting development challenges all over the world. Given the increasing opportunities posed by the developments in the ICT sector, it is unacdceptable to live like on island nor to re-invent the wheel. In whatever situation, what is required is to establish linkages and networks with complimentary and supplementary oytlooks, so that we make the world a better place in- for example by fighting poverty, inequality, injustice, etc. Within the context…See More
Joseph Sekiku replied to Clare Salisbury's discussion Request for help with documentary in the group Agriculture"I am called Joseph Sekiku, work with Farmers in Karagwe, NW Tanzania. Using frontline sms, I can send bulk messages to them for the following reasons:
message alerts to get them listen to certian programs, responding to their questions and now and…"
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- I am working with rural farmers. I manage a question and answer service and of recent have been involved in a project which requires extensive feedback with and from farmers, keeping track of their progress but at the same time wishing to alert them, when a program addressing their needs is on air.
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- I am called joseph sekiku. I work with FADECO COMMUNITY RADIO in Karagwe district, kagera region, NW Tanzania.
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presenting frontline sms platform at the AMARC-AFRICA meeting in Dakara, Senegal 25.1.2012
Just to let you know that I am in Dakar Senegal, attending the MARC-AFRICA capacity building seminar for community radios in Africa. the theme chosen for this meeting is: Enhancing impact of community Radio Broadcasting in Africa.
This meeting is attended by more than 40 community radio broadcasters from various countries opn the African continent. Tomorrow I am presenting my experiences using different value addition ICTS that make community radio very important and I will talk among…
ContinuePosted on January 24, 2012 at 3:46pm — 2 Comments
Community media Network of Tanzania holds planning meeting in Zanzibar 17-18 May 2011
NETWORKING today is the remaining solution to meeting development challenges all over the world. Given the increasing opportunities posed by the developments in the ICT sector, it is unacdceptable to live like on island nor to re-invent the wheel. In whatever situation, what is required is to establish linkages and networks with complimentary and supplementary oytlooks, so that we make the world a better place in- for example by fighting poverty, inequality, injustice,…
ContinuePosted on May 17, 2011 at 5:05am
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