Jacques Bonjawo

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Jacques Bonjawo (born 30 December 1960, Yaoundé) is a software engineer, an author and a columnist in the application of technology to sustainable development. He's given a series of talks at various institutions, including Harvard University, the World Bank, and other international forums. His latest book "L'Afrique du XXIe Siècle" (Africa in the 21st Century) is in the list of the 5 best sellers at Karthala, a Paris-based publisher.

[edit] Published Books

• The Internet, a Chance for Africa - ISBN 2845862598

• L'Afrique du XXIe Siècle (Africa in the 20th Century)

• L'Afrique du XXIe Siècle - ISBN 2845866763

[edit] Membership

• Member of the National Press Club (Washington)
• Board Member of the Paris-based Millennium think tank

[edit] External links

• Jacques Bonjawo's Bio on Harvard University's Web Site
• By Jim Krane, the Associated Press
• Jacques Bonjawo's columns in the African Geopolitics magazine
• Jacques Bonjawo's columns in Economie Matin weekly magazine

• Article by Olivier Magnan
• Interview by Patrick Chompre and Caroline Lachowsky
• TV5 Interview by Xavier Lambrechts