Saying that 2010 has been a big year so far would be a bit of an understatement!
The bottom line: Virtual Africa is restructuring to accommodate the growth of our business and we’re quite embarrassed that this site is not yet reflecting the changes.
In a typical case of “the shoemaker’s kids never having shoes” we’ve focused so much on helping our clients look good online, that we’ve neglected our own presence.
We know it’s just a bunch of loosely connected blog post with no information about products or structured examples thereof and we know navigating it is almost impossible.
This is a just quick note to say:
We’re expanding, we’re reorganizing and this site will soon reflect that.
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