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SMEs in 4 Southern African countries to apply for funding in Agribusiness Challenge Fund by Mastercard Foundation - Vimarsana News

SMEs in 4 Southern African countries to apply for funding in Agribusiness Challenge Fund by Mastercard Foundation

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Zanzibar: Drones, Digital Mapping Speed up Land Ownership - Vimarsana News

Zanzibar: Drones, Digital Mapping Speed up Land Ownership

Like many dense urban areas throughout Africa, the population centres in Zanzibar - an autonomous region of Tanzania – are a tangle of asphalt, bricks and tin. It’s hard to tell where one property ends, and another begins, and the actual demarcation of residences has up to now remained largely informal.

Zanzibar: drones, digital mapping speed up land ownership - Vimarsana News

Zanzibar: drones, digital mapping speed up land ownership

As authorities struggle to provide certificates of occupancy to Zanzibar's growing population, a pilot project using drones and digital mapping offers a more ...

Source: trust.org
African World Heritage Day 2022: Youth and digital technologies for the promotion and safeguarding of African Heritage - Vimarsana News

African World Heritage Day 2022: Youth and digital technologies for the promotion and safeguarding of African Heritage

UNESCO World Heritage Centre

Source: unesco.org
Speedy deeds: Zanzibar goes digital to prove property ownership - Vimarsana News

Speedy deeds: Zanzibar goes digital to prove property ownership

9:30 AM MYT A man hold the tablet used to collect data in Shakani in Zanzibar to help issue title deeds for islanders. — Thomson Reuters Foundation A team of Zanzibari data collectors armed with tablets have gathered enough information from hundreds of people on the Tanzanian archipelago to issue each of them a deed to their land in 20 minutes – a process that typically takes up to five years. The project run by Kenya-based technology consulting company Spatial Collective has produced official documentation for about 700 land parcels in a southern town called Shakani since it launched las...