but the relentless march for technology is forcing street typists in rawanda to adjust.e report on the last members of a dying profession. >> the triumph at the typewriter is a life line. she doesn't know when it was built. all thre she knows it's older tn she is and she is 35. she bought it secondhand back in 1995 and she has been here with her two friends on a side street by the bus terminal ever since. they are the last of the street typiers. typiers -- typiers. it used to be a clattering rank of a dozen lined up here. internet cafes have taken much of the business. there are still people that are willing to pay 50 cents a page for applications, business correspondents and job applications. i have a colleague friend of mine who is looking for another job. they use these typists because they know how to write it quickly. if i had to do it myself i wouldn't do it well. >> the three friends know their days are numbered. >> they only have to look to their neighbor to see that. which is why the government is sending them on a course for information technology? >> i'm excit

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