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Richard Turere lives in Empakasi,on the edge of the Nairobi National Park, just south of the City of Nairobi. 
This is from a blog post that I wrote for the Skoll World Forum , coming up in a couple weeks, that I titled, “ Innovation Comes from the Edges “. A phone booth graveyard, displaced by the mobile phone, in Lamu, Kenya I was recently asked, “how do you find innovators?” It’s an odd question really, one that I hadn’t thought about before, but one that is valuable to think through. You have to dig deeper and think why innovations happen at all, and what the power structures are that make them be identified as innovative. 
The iHub Research team has worked up an infographic on Tanzania to match their past ones on Kenya and Uganda . We’re looking at 50% mobile phone penetration in Tanzania, with about 22 million connected, where Vodacom has the largest market share at 42%. The crazy stat is online: In Tanzania, only 2.5% of the population has access to the internet, 80% of those on mobile phones
Nokia’s finished its research project to see if it’s worth jamming solar panels onto cellphones. A customized C1-02 (with a panel for a back cover) was tested in the Arctic circle, Sweden, Kenya and on the Baltic Sea
The iHub Research team has been at work pulling together the mobile phone stats for Uganda and putting it into an infographic . It’s good to see the 41% density of mobile phones and impressive numbers starting to show up from the 1 million users of Uganda’s MTN (60% market share) Mobile Money solution. So far they’ve done Kenya and Uganda, next up is Tanzania (I believe), so keep an eye on the iHub blog for more