South Africa: 2008 South Africa Blog Awards

Posted 27 January 2008 10:44 GMT

Countries	South Africa
Topics	Technology
Special	Blogger Profiles

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South Africa

Cherryflava announces the 2008 South Africa Blog Awards: “This year's SA Blog Awards site is now live - with initial nominations opening up on the site on Monday 11 February [put that in your diary now]. All last year's categories are still up for grabs, as well as a few new ones.”

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