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 2017
( Advertisers in previous issue )
Afrotrade will be distributed to trade visitors free of cost at the following Trade Exhibitions:
- BUILDEXPO KENYA 2018
- AUTOEXPO KENYA 2018
- POWER & ENERGY 2018
- OIL & GAS KENYA 2018
- BUILDEXPO RWANDA 2017
- EITE 2018
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.
4 More Car Manufacturers Target East Africa for Local Auto Assembly
Car Manufacturers are targeting East Africa to setup assembly line within the region of the continent.Simba Corp, a Kenyan company is in discussion with 4 automakers for setting up their assembly.... Read More »
Posted on : Tuesday , 17th July 2018
Tanzania- Liquefied Natural Gas To Boost Business in Tanzania
TANZANIA is on the verge of what could very well be its biggest ever economic boom. Investors around the globe will undoubtedly be keeping an eye on the project's progress, with a.... Read More »
Posted on : Monday , 16th July 2018
Ethiopia- Measures Taken to Bridge Electricity Gap
Over 70% of people still have no access to electricity even though the current grid covers about 60% of the towns in Ethiopia. This gap motivates the government to look for.... Read More »
Posted on : Monday , 16th July 2018
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