Many blogs and sites have cropped up to help get the word out about the post-election violence in Kenya. One site playing a great role www.Ushahidi.com, where you report an incident and it appears in a map-based view for others to see. The Ushahidi team is working with local Kenyan NGO’s to get information and to verify each incident.

You can also sms your incident to +44 762 480 2635 and e-mail tips@ushahidi.com
For more ways to help Kenya, visit Afromusing
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January 14th, 2008 at 12:05 am
ICT is changing the continent, checkout my playlist on YouTube to see some inspirational things going on!
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=AEC399E7F83BBFB4
Toby URBANTECH Morning