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GitHub announces the availability of GitHub Sponsors in 30 new regions including six located in Africa. The GitHub initiative is now available to open source developers and organizations in Kenya, Gambia, Egypt, South Africa, Tunisia and Morocco. Developers and creators located in these countries can start receiving financial support for
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Dynamics 365 Business Central the Microsoft business management solution for small and mid-sized organizations (SMBs) is coming to Africa and the Middle East. The solution will launch in Kenya, Nigeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, and Lebanon over this month. Dynamics 365 Business Central lets SMBs automate and streamline their business operations.
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Tunisia team Athena-IO, wins USD 5000 and Microsoft Azure Grant as Second place winners. Team Athena-IO came in second place in the just ended Europe Middle East and Africa regional final championship qualifying round. They won 5,000 USD and Microsoft Azure Grant as their prize. They unfortunately couldn't pick a
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Are you looking for a way to kick start your career? Looking to build some work experience in a thriving environment? The Microsoft 4Afrika #Interns4Afrika Internship initiative does just that. The Interns4Afrika internship program offers talented young people a unique experience with a dynamic and agile technology organization on the African
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Are you looking for a way to kick start your career? Looking to build some work experience in a thriving environment? The Interns4Afrika internship program offers talented young people a unique experience with a dynamic and agile technology organization on the African continent. Whether you’re aspiring for a future in sales,
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Four teams from Africa qualify to present at the Imagine Cup Finals 2016 scheduled to take place in Seattle, United States. The teams from Tunisia, Nigeria and South Africa will compete head to head with 31 other student developer teams from July 26th to the 29th to become the next Imagine Cup
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