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  • An employee helps a customer browse the internet at the Busy Internet internet cafe in Accra, Ghana on Thursday February 1, 2007. Founded five years ago, the company offers the services of a standard internet cafe, but also provides internet access to 90,000 residential and commercial clients. Busy Internet has grown 30-35% since its creation, and has over 120 employees..
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  • Customers browse the internet at the Busy Internet internet cafe in Accra, Ghana on Thursday February 1, 2007. Founded five years ago, the company offers the services of a standard internet cafe, but also provides internet access to 90,000 residential and commercial clients. Busy Internet has grown 30-35% since its creation, and has over 120 employees.
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  • Customers browse the internet at the Busy Internet internet cafe in Accra, Ghana on Thursday February 1, 2007. Founded five years ago, the company offers the services of a standard internet cafe, but also provides internet access to 90,000 residential and commercial clients. Busy Internet has grown 30-35% since its creation, and has over 120 employees..
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  • Customers browse the internet at the Busy Internet internet cafe in Accra, Ghana on Thursday February 1, 2007. Founded five years ago, the company offers the services of a standard internet cafe, but also provides internet access to 90,000 residential and commercial clients. Busy Internet has grown 30-35% since its creation, and has over 120 employees..
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  • Customers browse the internet at the Busy Internet internet cafe in Accra, Ghana on Thursday February 1, 2007. Founded five years ago, the company offers the services of a standard internet cafe, but also provides internet access to 90,000 residential and commercial clients. Busy Internet has grown 30-35% since its creation, and has over 120 employees.
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  • Customers browse the internet at the Busy Internet internet cafe in Accra, Ghana on Thursday February 1, 2007.
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  • Children browsing the internet at an internet cafe in Accra, Ghana.
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  • Children browsing the internet at an internet cafe in Accra, Ghana.
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  • Children browsing the internet at an internet cafe in Accra, Ghana.
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  • Children browsing the internet at an internet cafe in Accra, Ghana.
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  • Administrative assistant Nana Ama Bentsi-Enchill (front) and a group of students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009.
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  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. From left to right Patrick Tetteh Tamatey, Reuben Sekpona, Abass Aryee, Nana Ama Bentsi-Enchill, Simon Mensah.
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  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. From left to right Reuben Sekpona, Abass Aryee, Nana Ama Bentsi-Enchill, Simon Mensah.
    GHA09.0118.KOKROBITEY0056.jpg
  • Abass Aryee (L) and Oti Dodoo use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009.
    GHA09.0118.KOKROBITEY0048.jpg
  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. From left to right Abass Aryee, Oti Dodoo, Nana Ama Bentsi-Enchill, Kenful Agbemenya, Simon Mensah.
    GHA09.0118.KOKROBITEY0041.jpg
  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. From left to right Joshua Sarbah, Oti Dodoo, Abass Aryee.
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  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. From left to right Oti Dodoo, Patrick Tetteh Tamatey, Reuben Sekpona, Kenful Agbemenya, Simon Mensah, Abass Aryee, Joshua Sarbah.
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  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. From left to right Patrick Tetteh Tamatey, Reuben Sekpona, Abass Aryee, Nana Ama Bentsi-Enchill, Simon Mensah.
    GHA09.0118.KOKROBITEY0072.jpg
  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. From left to right Reuben Sekpona, Abass Aryee, Nana Ama Bentsi-Enchill, Simon Mensah.
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  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. From left to right Joshua Sarbah, Nana Ama Bentsi-Enchill, Kenful Agbemenya, Simon Mensah.
    GHA09.0118.KOKROBITEY0054.jpg
  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. Sitting on the ground are Abass Aryee (L) and Oti Dodoo.
    GHA09.0118.KOKROBITEY0046.jpg
  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. From left to right Joshua Sarbah, Oti Dodoo, Abass Aryee.
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  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. From left to right Reuben Sekpona, Patrick Tetteh Tamatey, Kenful Agbemenya, Abass Aryee, Joshua Sarbah, Dana Aama.
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  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. From left to right Oti Dodoo, Reuben Sekpona, Patrick Tetteh Tamatey, Kenful Agbemenya, Abass Aryee, Joshua Sarbah.
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  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. Clockwise from bottom-left Oti Dodoo, Reuben Sekpona, Kenful Agbemenya, Abass Aryee, Joshua Sarbah, Dana Aama, Simon Mensah, Patrick Tetteh Tamatey.
    GHA09.0118.KOKROBITEY0007.jpg
  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. Clockwise from bottom, Oti Dodoo, Reuben Sekpona, Kenful Agbemenya, Abass Aryee.
    GHA09.0118.KOKROBITEY0003.jpg
  • Students use laptops to browse the internet over a wireless network at the Kokrobitey Institute in the town of Kokrobitey, 30km west of Ghana's capital Accra on Sunday January 18, 2009. From bottom clockwise Patrick Tetteh Tamatey, Reuben Sekpona, Abass Aryee, Nana Ama Bentsi-Enchill, Simon Mensah.
    GHA09.0118.KOKROBITEY0063.jpg
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