In my search for a job I have created a twitter bot that helps me keep up with the latest vacancies offered. I have launched a site FreshJobs.co.za that allows you to make use of the tool too - so if you are looking for a Job in South Africa be sure to checkout freshjobs.co.za
You can add the twitter bot by following @sajobs
There are people who love twitter and those that hate it, personally I can’t get enough of it. The possibilities are endless!
I have created a twitterbot for devjobs.co.za and (soon to be launched devjobs.mobi) - the bot is in it’s first stage:
follow @devjobsmobi
the bot will follow you back (within 5 minutes)
you can then search for jobs by sending a direct message to @devjobsmobi
e.g. d devjobsmobi “web developer” “pretoria”
you will then be direct messaged with the number of results found and a link to the results, within 5 minutes 
devjobs.co.za is site listing developer jobs for South Africa - however you will find that you can search for any type of job
in any location and you will get relevant results.
let me know what you think !!
finally managed to put up an example of how I have been building my Flex + Drupal sites. check it out here
checkout hypemachine.co.za -
built in 10 minutes using monitter (
real time twitter by: monitter.com twitter widget)
If you have a wordpress blog you must checkout the MobilePress plugin from the South African company Younique
Mobilepress renders your blog for mobile and it does a very nice, neat job of it.
dinesh.co.za on mobilepress
I like it so much I have actually created a basic Drupal theme from it which I use for Aroundme Mobile - you can check that out at m.aroundme.co.za
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Every styl fully wonderful!
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Got my Chi.mp beta code today and totally stoked about it. Still busy setting up my profile but you can have a look at http://dinesh.mp
for more info about chi.mp checkout http://chi.mp
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}Getting people to know about a new site can be a very tedious affair. Lots of great sites never get the exposure they deserve. It’s a harsh world.
So this is my effort in punting some sites I have recently found on the net specifically related to South Africa that I think are awesome ideas or have been implemented very nicely. Some link-love 
Mallguide.co.za
I hate malls but hey! we are in SA you bound to check-in more often than not. It is a very nicely laid out site, good design, intuitive and loads of content.
twittersa.com
Really dig the idea, works well and is one those sites I must visit a few times over the cause of the day.
ndorfin.co.za
Outdoor events calendar for extreme sports in SA, lots of content - looks like they are putting heaps of effort into the site.