Alain Charles Publishing Ltd | African Review of Business and Technology

African Review of Business and Technology is Africa's premier English language business magazine. It contains more business-related editorial, more advertising pages and has a higher circulation than any other publication of its kind. Each issue contains special sections on a wide variety of topics including information technology, oil and gas and construction. Editorial covers all aspects relevant to Africa's key decision makers.

African Review is tailored to the needs of businessmen and officials operating in the African environment. The magazine's editorial is respected across the continent, it is well produced, non political, impartial and covers the areas that matter to the people on the ground. Exposure in African Review has, in many cases, led to new business.

ABC Audited Circulation 14,227

Total Average Net Circulation
for period 1st July 2006 - 30th June 2007

June 2008

Commercial Review
Oil News
Business Travel
Financial Forecast
Commodity Report

Business
Investing in SMEs: the risks and rewards: Investors are increasingly turning their attention to small entreprises.

Tanzania
Nation builds on recors of steady progress: Moin Siddiqi analyses prospects in one of SSAs best performing economies.

Zambia
Mixed fortunes as Zambia makes the most of minerals:
Humphrey Nkonde reports from Lusaka on a mixed bag of developments.

Interview
The impact of ICT on education in Ghana: Kofi Asante in conversation with the Head of Prempeh College, Kumasi.

Information Technology
Computer companies go green: Leading computer companies are becoming more environmentally aware.
Can your business benefit from the internet? Timi Ogunjobi shows how your business could benefit from a presence on the net.
Will your TV screen be printed by inkjet? Inkjet printing is being used for more and more applications.
Printer Buyers’ Guide: Our annual guide to printer manufacturers, their products and their agents
throughout the continent.

Air Cargo
Market makers confident in air freight future: Africa’s freighters are well placed in these challenging times.

Power Supply
Kenya starts up small-scale hydro projects: Mwangi Mumero looks at successful hydro power projects on run-of-river sites around the nation.
Power that works for Tanzania: The demand for diesel generators has increased enormously in Tanzania.
Can renewable energy become a major export? Some nations are looking at the possibility of exporting power to Europe.

Construction
Housing complex for Mombasa: News, contracts and products.
Quality assessment of sand and aggregates: Aggregates are widely used in the building trade and quality control is essential.
South Africa’s big build up to the World Cup: The coming World Cup has prompted a whirlwind of construction activity, says Mallick Mnela.

Mining
Developments in drilling: Kyran Casteel looks at the latest designs and technology in drilling rigs
Botswana leads the way in diamond sorting: The world’s largest and most advanced diamond sorting facility opened in Gaborone in March, writes Priscilla Ross.

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