Here's an African site worth blogging about called bundublog.com , don't asked me why an African website should rightfully have a .com domain extension, but this one does. I'm happy to overlook this non-African twist simply because this is a blog website for Africans.

Looks like the the site is built on an open source platform which interests me. Site features are kewl but I am not sure if Technorati is automatically pinged when you blog here. With everything what remains important here is that this site is African and hence is showing that Africa is starting to address the need for social media in an African context. Web 2.0 sites and especially social web 2.0 sites are lacking in the African context, so it's good to see somebody has realized this and is making a difference.

Traffic to the site is still nowhere on the Alexa scale, so I guess it will be one to monitor. Interested to see whether this builds the critical mass of sites like amatomu. 

So kudos to Gordan for scratching his itch and building the site. 

It's one year ago since we launched our Property Investor Network website and it's still rocking and growing everyday. In one year we have achieved much and have over 1500 members. We've held our Investor Letting Workshop four times with great response and positive feedback from property investors. The course is even attened by property professionals such as principle estate agents. The forum is widely acclaimed as the best forum on property investing in South Africa and, some months, gets more page views than websites like Property 24. Amazingly the site sometimes also gets more page views that sites like iafrica who have a broader reach because they are not limited to the subject of property alone.