My non-expert guess is that this i probably because most internet traffic in South Sudan comes up as Kenyan or goes via European servers at NGO HQ.

Interesting increase in views and which of the posts were most popular. Some of them were evident, to me, and the data just confirmed the gut feel.

The visits / views analytics is not accurate so I would not place too much emphasis on it. Second, where the people came from depends on the server you go through. I know that quite a few of the views on my blog which are listed as from the UK are actually from some country in Africa; the user is accessing through a server based in the UK.

PS: I guess people read the blogs in office and not on weekends from home

Look forward to another year of blogging from you..

It’s notoriously difficuly to get reliable first vs. repeat visitor statistics… A combination of things but think for example “cookies switched off”, and “uses a PC at home, a laptop at work, an iPad and an iPhone”… Both of those skew the numbers…

That figure is more useful as a trend rather than an absolute… If you can increase your repeat-visits over a 3-6month period say, that’s probably a genuine phenomenon (as the same issues would have been skewing the figures in a similar way throughout the period), but what they changed FROM and TO is anyone’s guess!