Sunday, 2 February 2014

Using The Latest Africa Social Network

By Jayne Rutledge


People all over the country and all over the world are making the most of Africa social network. There are a host of sites that offer excellent opportunities for people to meet and make new friends. They are equally important for families to stay in touch. Many African countries have a long history of migrant work and using the latest technology is giving people a chance to stay in regular contact maybe for the first time.

The past few years have seen a world wide explosion of media sites aimed at keeping people in touch. They are fast, user friendly and pictures can be uploaded in moments. Family members who have lost touch are able to reconnect and catch up with what has happened to their loved ones over the years.

Women have a very clear and distinct role in most African cultures. They not only run the homes and raise the children but many spend much of their lives without a man in the house as their husbands often have to travel to the cities to find work. These women are extremely resilient and resourceful. The new social networking systems have put them in touch with other women all over the world. They are learning how to set up their own businesses and become successful entrepreneurs.

One of the best uses for the new social media is helping those who move away to stay in touch with home. People all over the world can log on to their computers and immediately check in with friends and family from back home. Having a network of contacts is the best way to get on in a new place. They can help the newcomers find a house, job and become established in their new community.

Social networks are also perfect for spreading the latest medical information. Many people in remote African regions lack essential knowledge that could help to keep them safe. Logging on to a network and getting some factual help has already helped to save lives.

There have already been many successful examples of people in western nations appealing via media for much needed medical and educational supplies. Everything from knitted hats for new born babies to books for a classroom are donated, packed and shipped to communities in Africa where they are most needed.

Dating sites are now extremely popular with an increasing number of individuals finding a partner on line. Those considering using such a service should be sure they are working with a very reputable company. There are some sites that simply do not live up to their claims and the clients hand over money only to find they have been scammed.

In common with most things in life Africa social network sites have many good features but users must be aware of the dangers. Personal safety should always be a priority and offers that seem too good to be true usually are. By keeping sensible precautions in mind many people are enjoying the opportunity to stay connected with friends and family all over the world.




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