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New Social Media Platform to Promote Africa’s Tourism Potential Launched

David Mujuni by David Mujuni
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In a media launch at hotel Africana, technology solutions firm Dei Technologies has today launched “Dei Places” a social media platform created to promote Africa’s tourism potential designed by developers from America, China and Uganda. While addressing journalists, the company’s management revealed that Dei Places focuses on individuals, organizations among other entities sharing information in pictures, videos and words about places.

Speaking at the press launch, Moses Matovu, the Product Manager said, although Dei Places will perform all the functions other social media platforms play, its major focus will be on helping people share information about different places in their own way.

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“This platform is here to help people market places. There are over a billion places across the globe worth visiting but people do not know about them. Dei Places is now here to help people market such places to the world,” said Matovu.

While responding to journalists on questions of internet usage and appreciation of technology by Ugandans, Dr  Paul Bamutaze the Head of Business Development Dei Technologies noted that Dei Places is a product designed for not only Uganda but Africa and the world at large.

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“The world has become too small for people to think only for their localities. At Dei Technologies, our focus is now global. We have therefore created a number of affiliations on many other products. Dei Places is our first product, but many more are on the way,” said Bamutaze. Mathias Magoola the Chairman Dei Group International called upon people especially the youth to embrace the platform.

“We are in times where so many people don’t have jobs. And this is not only here in Uganda but across the globe. Dei Places is here, you can now market your place to tourists, market your business to your clients, get more connections among so many other things. I therefore call upon the youth especially, to embrace Dei Places, it could be the solution to some of their problems,” said Magoola.

He also added that Dei Group will continue innovating for the ever-changing needs of the people not only in technology but many other circles, We are innovating for this and the next Generation! What we have started is a revolution on the African Continent and the World at large! We are calling it a Revolution because the solutions we are developing will change the status Quo!” he assured. A part from technology, Dei Group International is also into medical research, mining, manufacturing, food processing among so many other areas.

Dei Places is a social network with a fulcrum on promoting Africa’s tourism, social interactions and convenient service delivery in the hospitality industry. With millions of users, Dei Places is aspiring to be Arica’s biggest social network. Dei Technologies is a subsidiary of Dei Group international with a focus on providing purely African solutions for Africa’s innovative problems.

You can sign up by visiting www.deiplaces.com

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