Maker Faire Africa 2010

The aim is to identify, spur and support local innovation. At the same time, Maker Faire Africa would seek to imbue creative types in science and technology with an appreciation of fabrication and by default manufacturing. The long-term interest here is to cultivate an endogenous manufacturing base that supplies innovative products in response to market needs.
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Date: August 6-7th 2010
Venue: Sarakasi Dome, Ngara, Nairobi

Maker Faire Africa 2009: Ghana

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