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[CLOSED] Announcing Open Government Fellows

by Code for Africa | May 6, 2015 | Announcement, Fellowship, News

Last December, Open Knowledge and Code for Africa joined forces to launch a new open government fellowship, a programme that seeks to empower open government pioneers by giving them the opportunity to test their ideas on how to best harness the power of digital...

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