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| Podcast interview with Kwame Owino |
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| Written by Alex Singleton | |
| Friday, 21 April 2006 | |
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In our latest podcast, I speak with Kwame Owino, an economist with Kenya's Institute of Economic Affairs in Nairobi. Kwame gives his views on topics such as the future of telecoms and call centres in Africa, why Kenya doesn't have a great future in agriculture, how coffee farmers have switched production, how to fight corruption, and how open source software can boost access to ICT in education. Running time: 20m23s |