Posts Tagged “Diaspora”
Spread the word: South Africans abroad can vote overseas
by oneafrikan on March 12, 2009
Just in case you didn’t know: The Constitutional Court ruled this morning that expatriate South Africans have the right to vote! Only those already registered will be eligible to vote, and must notify the chief electoral officer of their intention (…)
Here comes Neotel – Competition to Telkom
by oneafrikan on May 6, 2008
Some good news for the SA tech people out there ;-) _ Financial Mail – Here comes Neotel SA’s second fixed-line network operator was meant to begin operating in May 2002, when Telkom lost its statutory monopoly over fixed-line telecommunications. (…)
Life is too short to dance with fat girls
by oneafrikan on May 6, 2008
Stephen finally gets a blog, and starts with a nice controversial blog post ;-) _ Life is too short to dance with fat girls – Peeled Carrots by Stephen Blake To get to the title of my first post – (…)
Checkout the new coda.coza: Presenting v6
by oneafrikan on April 30, 2008
Respek for Damien, he’s produced something fresh and easy on the eyes ;-) _ Presenting v6 – blog – coda.coza My previous design lasted for almost half of that time. Despite its shortcomings (lack of a feature-rich CMS) and obvious (…)
Vernon Koekemoer on the soapie Isidingo
by oneafrikan on April 28, 2008
Vernon makes it onto TV, crikey those arms are big!! ;-) _ YouTube – Vernon on the soapie Isidingo
Kindo.com is a site to watch
by oneafrikan on March 18, 2008
You know you’re doing something right when your parents tell you about an article they read in a real newspaper on something you’re involved with… I spose it lends credibility to this online malarkey and engenders your efforts within your (…)
How to make millions online?
by oneafrikan on March 18, 2008
Interesting article from Eve… _ Thought Leader » Eve Dmochowska » How to make millions online (part one) You know you are behind in your financial achievements when Entrepreneur magazine starts running articles on how to make your first billion. (…)