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A Snap Of #Africa 22/7/2017 To Maximise Your Curation Efforts, Highlight Content Curators And Display The Beauty Of #africa!
We are giving you #africa on steemit, in a jiffy. Yes, this a snap of what happened in #africa yesterday but we will focus a bit on newer steemians who are still obviously learning the process of creating
#tilafrica: Inviting Steemian Content Creators To Go Out Of Their Comfort Zones And Cover "Africa" In Their Weekly Content!
The Birth Of #tilafrica! We want to do something really interesting that will benefit the entire steemit community. This will take the form of a weekly fun contests that will inspire content creators on
Can The Steem Blockchain Solve The Ever Existing Problem Of "Difficulty In Getting Tourist Visas" For Developing Nations? Why Not!
It has been a while since we spoke but we never left. Let's talk Africa just a bit more! Steemfest 2 is near and will hold in Lisbon Portugal and along with this has been beautiful incentives and projects
Celebrating Our Steemian Music Enthusiasts/Producers/Lovers Etc. "They Need Steemit And The Steem Blockchain!"
One of the popular hobbies in Africa, that especially kids and youths try out on the path to adulthood is singing! Infact, it is one of the most popularly attempted talents on the African continent; that
One Of The Best Hangout Spots On Steemit Is; "#gedwriting"! Around 60 African Youths Build Their Dreams Under Using Steemit's #gedwriting!
Have you really heard of #gedwriting? Steemit has many streets but one nice spot to hangout in is: "www.steemit.com/created/gedwriting" Why? Some time long ago, a special steemian, @giantbear got on steemit
Life In Africa Is Not That Hard! "Extreme Inquality", Is What Makes The Sun In That Part Of The World So "Oven-Hot"!
Is Life In Africa Really That Hard? Life in Africa is not that hard! Oh it is; but maybe not that bad! Not everyone is poor in Africa! Don’t be mistaken! When you talk of "rich Africans", they can