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I see that you have just started your blog and I hope you will never run out of positive news and ideas about Africa.
Greetings from someone who has many African friends and who loves to be in Africa from time to time.
A nice resource for people who are interested in first hand news from Africa. Keep up the good work.
Hi, wanted to let you know about a new online community for Africans. The website is http://www.werepafrica.com. We even have a blogs section on there, and we’d love to have you blog there as well.
Thanks,
WeRepAfrica
Find some insight into Africa on nyakpo.com
Hello, I am an African blogger who features political and social commentary on global events and the exploration of feminism, gender, relationships, and sexuality within Islam and Judaism on my blog.
The name of the blog is The Nahmias Cipher Report @ http://ayannanahmias.com.
What is the process for joining your online community?
Thanks,
Ayanna Nahmias
most Ethiopians jump to politics. Why???
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It is a good start and I like the almost all the blogs you posted. They are direct reflections of reality, no sugar coated.
Keep it real that should how it should be.
It is a good start and I like the almost all the blogs you posted. They are direct reflections of reality, no sugar coated.
@ http://www.africanstube.com
Keep it real that should how it should be.
Thank you, Mesuu
Award winning alto-saxophonist and MC Soweto Kinch is one of the most exciting and versatile young musicians in both the British jazz and hip hop scenes. He will be in Botswana in April. Check out his video feed on http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cross-Border-Projects/130680846994766
Hello,
I would like to personally invite you to the relaunching of Makola.com on December 3rd at 260 West 36th Street (on the third floor).Makola.com is a start-up eccomerce company founded by an African student We are located in New York City and have been operating for just about six months now.
Our goal is to build a world class platform for local African markets to sell their products. The e-commerce market has been growing rapidly with the likes of Amazon and Ebay now an integral part of our shopping experience. Recently, the explosion in daily deal websites such as Groupon and Living Social have done a tremendous amount to enable local merchants to leverage the power of technology to add greater value to society and create wealth for themselves. However, most African markets have been left out of this technological revolution that is sweeping the world. That is why Makola.com was created.
We are confident that the increased efficiency we add would cause prices to be more affordable and make the products more accessible. It is our vision that as the demand for African products increases, more jobs would be created in Africa. This would inevitably lead to economic prosperity for a continent that has been hitherto plagued by poverty for such a long time.
Our vision of creating value through innovation and hard work is a concept that I am particularly passionate about. We are currently revamping the entire design of our website and adding many new and exciting features that should make the event a much talked about one.
We’re confident that the novelty of our idea, our customer-centric approach to problem solving and the remarkable story we’re writing will be one to take us far.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions or ideas that you have. You can reach me on my cell at 614-286-7468 or e-mail via kwadwo@makola.com.
Thanks,
Kwadwo