The web is changing lives every day. We are searching for the most inspiring and amazing stories of how the web and Google have played a pivotal role in transforming lives in Africa.
Five of the most inspiring stories will each receive a $25,000 Africa Connected prize, as well as, expert assistance from Googlers to help make their success even greater.
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Firstly i would like to thank all peaple who played a role on making Google and websites available on cellphones without them our lives as children who grew up from rural areas where there is no internet cafe’s where where we can get access on computers, As for me i started using Google with cellphone didn’t know about anything about computers.And in my class in high school i was like a hero to peers while i suggested to use internet to do all our assignments and home works.