Comment by Sandra Nassali on November 6, 2008 at 2:43pm

Hello Francis, thank you for the impressive work. For starters, you are supposed to manage this group to see that it works.
Since you say its for all East Africa telecentre practitioners, you should invite all these people in the region.
Encourage them to write, comment on members' blogs and to also start discussions. In case of anything else, let me know.

Wish you the best of luck
Sandra

Comment by Sandra Nassali on November 7, 2008 at 1:54pm

Hello East Africa.hope we are all okay. Its great now that we also own a group on the website, thanks to Francis.

His sole purposes is to see us participating actively on this website, it would be great if we START NOW.
Waiting to hear from all of you i mean as in actively participating by writing blogs, starting discussions and commenting on members blogs.

Best wishes
Sandra

Comment by Nabil Eid on November 12, 2008 at 2:00am

Dear colleagues in the East African,
Allow me to join the Eastern Africa group
I highly appreciate experiences and work of the leaders in development East African.
Thanks Francis for manage this important group.
Regards
Nabil

Comment by Sandra Nassali on November 12, 2008 at 2:38pm

Hello Nabil, welcome to The East African Telecentre Practitioners group. Please feel free to share,comment advice and blog on the site.
Thank you,
Sandra

Comment by Sandra Nassali on November 12, 2008 at 3:52pm

Hello Francis, am glad that membership is increasing in the community. Please encourage more members from the region to join, am doing the same and also encourage group members to actively participate.

Thank you,
Sandra

Comment by Sandra Nassali on November 12, 2008 at 7:13pm

Hello Zainul, welcome to the East African Telecentre Practitioners group.
Sandra

Comment by SSEMWOGERERE ROBERT on November 13, 2008 at 6:43pm

Allow me to join East African Telecentre Practioners it really developmental and motivation building to share ideas about telecentre development in East Africa and the world as a whole.

Comment by akram mohammed ahmed on November 19, 2008 at 9:01pm

very good groub i hope to doing aggod jobs in our countryes

Comment by Sulah Ndaula on November 20, 2008 at 3:45pm

Dear Easterners of Africa,

It is thrilling being here. But more thrilling to see others with similar energy and interests in this one place. Of course with common interests, my excitement and sadness comes along easily to share...:)

Next week 23 to 28, I will be in Mombasa. Looking for money, no, no, learning to look for money will be my agenda. This has three viewpoints for me and the telecentre community; sharing what I own, receiving what others own and putting every thing together for a new direction. And I hope to progress just in that way.

It is impressive to see the layout of the training include both internal and external tactics for getting money. The areas have been our worry for a long time. You may member the EATLFs and e-discussion attempting to find answers to achieving sustainability through internal moves. So was the East African network staff exchange and NESsT engagement with telecentre networks. But internal revenues never aimed to mute external possibilities like corporate and donor source. So the workshop explores those areas too, giving tactical moves that have worked and have been worked for over a decade.

The training workshop is the 15th in Eastern Africa of the kind run by UK's Resource alliance in collaboration with Kenya association of Fundraising Professionals. That is why my role will additionally involve sharing the experiences for the Eastern Africa telecentre family. But I know the mailing list and this specific group will be useful for sharing the daily tips and outcome. Watch on; get thrilled and share here.

Comment by Ssempala David on November 20, 2008 at 6:01pm

Hallo guys i would like to join this group

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