Facebook Places Launched in South Africa
Facebook Places, the location check-in service by Facebook has for a while now been active to allot of countries with exception of South Africa.
It seems as if Facebook Places has now officially been activated for South African Facebook users, I picked up on this when Gary Meyer tweeted asking if Facebook just launched Places in South Africa and I quickly fired up my Facebook application to check.
Using the Facebook for Android application I was able to view check-ins of my friends and also it allowed me to check into places as well. Other users have also reported that its working on the Facebook iPhone app.
Whether this is a bug or the official release of Facebook Places in South Africa we will just have to wait and see, as Facebook has made no official statement on their blog yet about the roll out of Facebook Places to other countries.
Does Facebook Places work for you?
[UPDATE]
I just checked out the Facebook Touch site and it seems that Places has also been activated there.

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