Matt Brittin, President of Google Europe, the Middle East and Africa AI has the potential to drive progress and prosperity across the world. But nowhere is this more apparent than on the African continent. The next decade is set to be Africa’s digital decade - with emerging technologies like AI and the Cloud set to significantly accelerate the continent’s development, and over half the population accessing the Internet for the first time....

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The year 2000!

Here are some interesting facts about the year 2000:

*World Events:*

1. Y2K bug (Millennium Bug) feared to cause global computer chaos, but ultimately had minimal impact.
2. The dot-com bubble bursts, leading to a significant economic downturn.
3. The Summer Olympics were held in Sydney, Australia.
4. The International Space Station (ISS) was occupied for the first time.

*Technology:*

1. The first camera phone was released (Sharp J-SH04).
2. Windows ME and Windows 2000 were released by Microsoft.
3. The PlayStation 2 (PS2) was released, becoming the best-selling console of all time.
4. Broadband internet began to gain popularity.

*Music:*

1. Top artists: Britney Spears, NSYNC, Eminem, and Destiny's Child.
2. Popular albums: "No Strings Attached" (NSYNC), "The Marshall Mathers LP" (Eminem).
3. Grammy Awards: Santana won Record of the Year for "Smooth".

*Movies:*

1. Top films: "Mission: Impossible II," "Meet the Parents," "Chocolat."
2. Academy Awards: "Gladiator" won Best Picture.

*Sports:*

1. The St. Louis Rams won Super Bowl XXXIV.
2. The New York Yankees won the World Series.
3. Tiger Woods won the U.S. Open.

*Economy:*

1. The Dow Jones Industrial Average peaked at 11,722.
2. Unemployment rate in the US: 4%.
3. Average gas price: $1.55 per gallon.

*Other Notable Events:*

1. The Human Genome Project announced a working draft of the human genome.
2. The Russian submarine Kursk sank.
3. The Reality TV show "Survivor" premiered.

*Australia's prime minister has vowed to ban children under 16 from social media,* saying the pervasive influence of platforms like Facebook and TikTok was _"doing real harm to our kids"_.

The *tech giants would be held responsible for enforcing the age limit and face fines* if regulators notice young users slipping through the cracks, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.

Australia is among the *vanguard of nations trying to clean up social media,* and the proposed age limit would be *among the world's strictest measures aimed at children.*

The *new laws would be presented to state and territory leaders this week,* before being introduced to parliament in late November.

Once passed, the *tech platforms would be given a one-year grace period* to figure out how to implement and enforce the ban.

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As a freelance tester and typist, you've found a profession that aligns with your skills and interests.

Here's a polished version of your answer:

"My favorite hobby is freelance testing and typing. I'm passionate about it because I excel in these areas, and it allows me to utilize my technical skills and attention to detail to deliver high-quality work. The flexibility of freelancing also suits my lifestyle, enabling me to work independently and manage my projects efficiently. The satisfaction of completing tasks accurately and efficiently drives my enthusiasm for this work."

Or, if you'd like a shorter version:

"I love freelance testing and typing. It leverages my technical skills, attention to detail, and flexibility, allowing me to deliver exceptional results while working independently."

Feel free to modify these responses to fit your personal style!

Would you like to:

1. Explore tips for improving typing speed/accuracy?
2. Discuss freelance testing strategies?
3. Learn about new freelance opportunities?
4. Enhance your professional profile/online presence?
5. Other (please specify)?

Reflecting on his legacy, Obaseki said he is leaving office with his head held high, stressing that his administration’s educational reforms, including the enrollment of over 400,000 children and the establishment of a technical college, would leave a lasting impact on the state.

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“When he walked into the workshop, Tunde didn’t expect to find more than tech lessons—he found something that would change his journey forever.”

Tunde walked into the workshop feeling both excited and nervous. Around him, people seemed confident, tapping away on laptops, chatting about concepts he barely understood. But he pushed through, absorbing every word, eager to learn.

During the break, he noticed a girl sitting across the room, focused on her laptop. She looked young, about his age, but she had this air of confidence—like she’d been doing this forever. Her name tag read Aisha.

He overheard her discussing her project with someone, and her passion sparked something in him. Suddenly, his nerves faded, replaced by a new thought: I’m not the only one trying to make this dream real. The room felt a little less intimidating.

3:

Excited, Tunde shared his plan with his family over dinner the next day. He told them about the world of tech, coding, and his vision to bring change through technology.

But his parents exchanged glances. His dad asked, “Why not accounting or something safer, Tunde? Tech is risky—and expensive.” His mom sighed, reminding him that they couldn’t afford “risky dreams.”

Tunde’s heart sank. Doubts crept in, but he couldn’t shake the pull he felt. That night, he found a local coding workshop. “Maybe if I just go, I’ll feel surer about this path,” he thought. Taking a deep breath, he signed up for the workshop, hoping it would give him the answers he needed.