On-umami allows African bloggers, singers, writers, drivers, photographers, designers, videographers, artists, tweeters and Facebook-ers to define and share what is hot, new, great, and deep across the content. On-umami lets you create communities around issues that you care about, from hair, skin color and innovative software to history and elections.
Why do I have to register to post, list a blog, comment or talk in the platform?
We ask you to register because we want to build on-umami© users (on-umamee's) and not Spamers. By registering, you are helping us build a spam-free site. If we don't ask you to register, experience tells us mean people will overrun the site, or people trying to sell you stuff.
Good news: on-umami's registration process is quick, free and easy. All we require is your username and an email address. Your email address will not be published on the site and will be kept confidential.
Great news: on-umami also allows you to sign in using Facebook and Twitter.