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VT news from Africa's rural areas is the missing link until a village is connected to Internet. VT is about people's ambitions, needs and achievements and tells a story not reported by mainstream media.

From our end we will make sure our message will be heard by NGO's and governments.

VT is about how people move mountains with minimal resources with a little help from motivated folks from around the globe.!!

We concentrate on eliminating the endless bureaucracy related to development initiatives. Once in the VT network, all projects by default meet all basic administrative demands, are connected to an on-line accounting system and have access to the international banking industry.

VT safeguards the transparency required and ends the need to write Western style business proposals.for people not familiar with this culture.

VT services goes live in July 2008 and will show you how to connect your community to Internet in 10 easy steps, how to set up a fund raising and micro financing services and open a virtual trading exchange.

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    TimeDesk Africa
    NATIONAL GALLERY OF TUMBLR MUSEUM

    "It would be a mistake to see Cam and technologies like it as a panacea for the problem of underdevelopment. While it’s easy to become infatuated with the promise of microfinance and small-scale entrepreneurship, it’s also easy to overestimate how much influence these things can exert on developing economies, which often face structural problems that won’t be solved by making local markets more efficient. And it’s also the case that, in the short run at least, the arrival of new technologies can widen the gap between the prosperous and the struggling: if you’re buying more from the Cam-equipped farmers, you’ll probably buy less from the non-Cam-equipped ones. In other words, not everyone will win."

    - Technology Review: TR35

    Tuesday, August 19th 2008 5:47pm