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East Africa Governance Forum Uganda. Thursday, March 10, 2011. 6th INTERNET GOVERNANCE FORUM 2011 DATES. The dates for the sixth 2011 Internet Governance Forum IGF for 27th to 30 September 2011 in Nairobi at. The United Nations, Gigiri. We wish to have strong participation of all stakeholders and would particularly like to encourage industry, civil society and policy makers,and media who would bring to it expertise, partnerships, and best practices. Picked from the Mailing list asis. 8221; shared th.CONTENT
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