All posts tagged Africa
Andy Hadfield
Isn’t South Africa just the most fun? We live in a land that is marked by one of the most incredible digital divides. Forget Third World South America, or Middle Africa. That’s different -– technology just never got off its feet and it’ll tak...
Arthur Goldstuck
You may not have heard of this week’s choice for blogging Player of the Week, but you have probably come across her writing, reporting and commentary -- probably in isolation of the bigger picture of the amazing work she does in her blogs. Dama...
Erik Hersman
A lack of true online payment options is crippling African e-commerce, and South Africa is no exception. The inability to accept payments for products and services on equal footing with the rest of the world means that many viable business options ar...
Arthur Goldstuck
The selection committee for the Amablogoblogo team is now in session. We are using the following rigorous three-stage procedure to choose the shapers and shakers of blogging, social media and Web 2.0 in South Africa: 1. Consulting animal entrails....
Vincent Maher
A hot topic of debate on the first day of the Africa Media Leadership Conference in Cape Town yesterday was the role the SABC plays in the pan-African media space and whether its African expansion project amounts to neo-imperialism. Ironically, the ...
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