Justin Hartman

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27dinner and Afrigator

Tomorrow night I’m doing a presentation at the 27dinner at Melrose Arch in Johannesburg. We’ll be making an announcement for Afrigator which I think is pretty cool so if you weren’t planning on coming to the dinner before pop on over to hear what it’s all

African Web 2.0 map

Hash (aka Erik Hersman) has done an amazing map of Web 2.0 sites through Africa. Lots of people have commented and seen it already however it really is worth a mention here. Well done Hash, looking forward to using it soon!

12% of Blog traffic is sent by Afrigator

If any of you have been watching the Afrigator Trends page you will have noticed that yesterday we sent a whopping 19,951 clicks through to blog sites who have joined up at Afrigator. This is an increase of 6,250 clicks from our previous best during the last 15

Afrigator Blog Trends launched

Just launched this morning is a new Blog Trends page on Afrigator. You can read more info about it on the Afrigator blog site. Essentially the Blog Trends page gives you a snapshot of the Afrosphere and goes into some detail on the amount of traffic we’ve sent through

It is a Web 2.0 world and we're part of it!

This map taken from the Business 2.0 website shows the locations of the 31 hottest startups outside of Silicon Valley. While highly concentrated around Europe you’ll notice that South Africa is featured all thanks to a small little site called Afrigator. I’m chuffed and this post will

Afrigator at TED

The following pic was taken at TED and features Ory Okolloh from kenyanpundit.com talking about the cool things happening in Africa. Hopefully Ory will be kind enough to send me her keynotes so I can see exactly what this awesome screenshot was all about!

The big Cameroon domain conspiracy

People say that this blogosphere is boring and to an extent I agree however I must admit I am finding some serious value in reading all the African blogs on Afrigator. Africa as a continent are really good writers and I particularly love North & West African political blogging views.