There's a Google Place for Every Business in Chingola Zambia

Google has populated the city of Chingola Zambia Google map. It includes business addresses that Google collected from existing directories. If a business in Chingola has previously listed in a local directory, chances are it has been included. Theres only one problem though. Not every business is ware that they are listed ofr could be listed for free. The businesses that have been listed need to verify that the details Google has put are an accurate description of the business. It is encumbent upon all Chingola business owners to urgently claim their Google Place by contacting Google Places or the nearest professional help like Kwacha Offshore.

Google says local is now Lekker


Google search results are now biased towards local search factors. The nearest vendor on Google Places is most likely to show up among the 7 pack listed on Google maps.When a person searches for " marketing Chingola" or on their pc or mobile based in Chingola, guess who shows up?

Kwacha Offshore on Google maps in "marketing chingola " search results

Unless a business owner claims and verifies their Google listing, any wrong information or reviews by other people about the business could be a Public relations disaster waiting to happen. Getting your business in Chingola Zambia listed on Google places is simple when you know what you are doing and its free.

Kwacha Offshore Google Places Account

Claiming your Google place in Chingola or Zambia today will ensure you edit what could be wrong about the information Google has put on your business address. Also if you are not yet listed, this is your early bird opportunity to dominate and manage what shows up in Google search results when people look for products and services related to your business in Chingola or any city in Zambia.

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COMESA Unverified Listing on Google Places in Zambia

If your business is in COMESA, what appears on the web about COMESA is absolutely out of your control but you can take responsibility of what shows up on Google by getting listed on Google maps first.


View Larger Map This COMESA listing on Google Places in Zambia needs verification urgently! The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa cannot control what web content appears about COMESA but it can begin to take greater responsibility of what shows up in Google Zambia local search. It is important to get this listing verified to ensure accurate information about COMESA on Google maps.
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However like i say, you can take responsibility to begin managing what shows up in the search engines when a visitor searches for COMESA related services and products and your business shows up.Listing or claiming your businesses Google Place is the vital first step to managing what shows up about your business in google local search. Having a verified Google listing signifies your business has verified the details about it, and most importantly that your business in COMESA is seriuos about presenting its brand in the local search on the internet as accurately and proactively as possible.

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Beyond Reasonable Doubt, Zambian Members of Parliament won't Blog

Hope I'm wrong about this. Given free blog platform with self-posting
via email, the most promising MP, Hon Wybur Simuusa even with two
assistants seems not to have the political will to blog to be
transparent and be held accountable about his activities in parliament
nor for the developments in Nchanga constituency. Its been over one
year now since I initiated the web open Zambia project which began
with Nchanga. http://nchangawatch.blogspot.com

Its been proven beyond reasonable doubt.

Zambia Member of Parliament blogs project Underway

Creating blogs for 150 Members of Parliament then invite them to use them to be accountable for their actions in Parliament and development projects in their respective constituencies is what I'm doing for next few weeks.

Will giving blogs to Members of Parliament work to enhance civic engagement and participation in Zambia? To be honest, I don't know, but that doesn't mean I should not play my part either. The satisfaction is in playing my part at a time when trust and loss of interest in the very processes that makes our society's laws is very low. If we don't participate in the making of laws for ourselves and our future generations then who will.

 I have since created
 1. Nchanga Watch for Hon. Wyllbur Simuusa

2. Petauke Watch for Hon. Dora Siliya

3. Mazabuka Watch for Hon Garry Nkombo

Yep! I have 147 more to go. I have emailed the respectiveb Memebers of Parliament to either accept or reject my idea. However  Im sceduled to meet with Hon. Simuusa tomorrow. I shall say to him " To blog or not blog ,that Hon. MP is the real question."

About Web Open Zambia

A Blog for Every member of Parliamentis what will do first because young Zambians future interest in participating in the legislative process remains uncertain and unpredictable, its important to keep up to date with online accounatibility and transparency initiatives that could lead to re-building public trustand providing online accessibility to members of Parliament.The tools for Transparency and accessibility as we have known them have changed the internet now give citizen, electorate the power to hold elected official accountable. This is what web open Zambia is about...join the party

Web Open Zambia projects strives to be the catalyst in the use of cutting edge internet technology for transparency, accountability and engagement to re-build trust between Zambian members of Parliament and the constituents