Great Companies Targeting African Innovators

Our mission at Appfrica is to explore the latest news and technology trends in the African context. We’re excited to have such a great group of sponsors who are supporting this goal. So every week, we like to show our gratitude in a post that highlights their various companies and products. You can support the blog by becoming a sponsor, or simply clicking through and checking out their websites.

This week we highlight sponsors Drupalcon and Citi Ally.


Drupalcon Paris Sept 1 – 5, 2009

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DrupalCon is the conference for Drupal users, developers, designers and decision makers. It is held twice a year: once in North-America around Spring and once in Europe, in late Summer or early Fall. The conference has been steadily growing and now brings together more than a thousand Drupal enthusiasts from around the world.

DrupalCon is where some of the best developers and leading business owners cross paths, exchange ideas, find partners and conceive projects. It’s where community ties are strengthened and Drupal’s future is decided. It’s where you want to be to make things happen.

Drupalcon Paris takes place September 1-5, 2009 and features 800+ attendees, 100+ sessions, 3 conference days, 2 code sprints and a day of commercial Drupal training. Visit their website at http://paris2009.drupalcon.org . Only 16 days left to plead for a ticket because it’s SOLD OUT!

CitiAlly’s Professional Networking

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CitiAlly is your networking tool to keep in touch with individuals with whom you share a common professional interest or business interest. CitiAlly is your partner to help you develop new relationships and drive your career or business interest forward with a particular focus on Africa and the Middle East. It will enable you to exchange ideas and views with like minded professionals. Through CitiAlly you can:

  • Discuss your business ideas with trusted contacts.
  • Find potential partners, experts in a field.
  • Allow others to find you for opportunities (business or career)
  • Get introduced to other professionals
  • Write blogs about your business or profession
  • Communicate corporate events/conferences/exhibitions

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About the author: Jonathan Gosier is a UI designer, software developer and writer. He currently lives in Kampala, Uganda where he incubates and invests in East African entrepreneurs as the CEO of Appfrica Labs. He's also a TED Fellow.
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