Afrotrade - is Africa's Prime Foreign Products, Equipment & Machinery Catalogue for African Buyers providing an easy access for international companies to reach their prospective buyers/ clients/ partners in Africa, in a very simple, economical but effective way. Read More >>
Afrotrade June Issue Inaugural by Chief Guest at Kenya Trade Fair 2016
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Afrotrade will be distributed to trade visitors free of cost at the following Trade Exhibitions:
- BUILDEXPO KENYA 2017
- AUTOEXPO KENYA 2017
- POWER & ENERGY 2017
- OIL & GAS KENYA 2017
- BUILDEXPO ETHIOPIA 2017
- EITE 2017
10,000 copies of AFRORADE are mailed to senior Government Officials & top buyers to over 18 countries in Africa.
Major countries include:
Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Sudan, Uganda, Mozambique, Egypt, Zambia, Gabon, Morocco, Tunis and Djibouti.
Our free mailing list includes 2800 selected companies from 20 different categories of products and services.
Afrotrade is distribited as follows:
3000 Copies : Government Procurement Departments
4000 Copies : Major Buyers & Importers
5000 Copies : Visitors at Trade Fairs
The above includes both printed and CD version.
Countries Covered:
Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Sudan, Uganda, Mozambique, Egypt,
Zambia, Gabon, Morocco, Tunis and Djibouti, South Africa,
Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Libya, Ivory Coast.
EXPLORE THE EMERGING MARKET IN EAST AFRICA - AUTOEXPO TANZANIA 2017
The automobile industry in Tanzania is growing, supported by growing incomes, improving urban infrastructure and the supply of cost-effective vehicles by Asian manufacturers. This sector of.... Read More »
Posted on : Thursday , 17th August 2017
Rwandan brewer Bralirwa first-half pre-tax profit up 213 pct
Rwandan brewer Bralirwa 's first-half pre-tax profit more than tripled from last year, helped by prudent cost management, it said. Profits at the brewer, controlled by Heineken, the.... Read More »
Posted on : Wednesday , 16th August 2017
Rwanda: Inflation Rate Drops to 3.5 Percent Year-on-Year in July
Rwanda's inflation rate dropped to 3.5 per cent in July year-on-year from 4.8 per cent recorded in June, the monthly Consumer Price Index report for July 2017 indicates. The decline is.... Read More »
Posted on : Wednesday , 16th August 2017
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