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EPAL – Empresa Pública de Águas de Luanda is a state-owned company responsible for water production and distribution in Luanda. It is also responsible for planning and developing water infrastructure and is committed to providing the highest levels of customer service and water quality by investing in improvements and operating efficiently.
Part of its strategy is to provide a full support and information service for customers. EPAL provides a broad range of water and environmental services throughout Angola, from taking care of water quality standards through to protecting onsite water and wastewater assets. |
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ESI Africa is a leading energy publication, delivering news and information and connecting industry leaders in the power sector. With over a decade of highly skilled research and consulting resources specialising in Africa’s electricity supply industry, ESI Africa is distributed quarterly to over 5000 decision makers. The ESI Africa website offers users direct access to integrated marketing and editorial opportunities and is updated with news and information daily. ESI Africa also offers a monthly electronic newsletter, a series of specialised events and exhibitions, and a presence as a critical media partner at industry events globally.
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Mining Review Africa provides insight and in-depth understanding and commentary on the mining industry in Africa. Comprising a bi-monthly print magazine, website updated daily, electronic newsletter, continental and regional maps, and a series of events and exhibitions, the brand provides a platform for discussion and debate on mining developments across all five African regions. Content includes exploration, funding, beneficiation, legislation, mineral and mine developments, and new mining technologies and products. |
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African Energy is the definitive publication on Africa’s energy industries, informing decision-makers on projects, policy trends, risk elements and finance. No other publication in the field has the record of delivering such a volume of accurate information and as many scoops.
www.africa-energy.com |
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Africa Monitor is internationally recognised as providing essential information for anyone doing business in, or with, Africa. The publication provides subscribers with systematic political risk assessment, economic forecasts and business analysis for every country across the region.
Published by Business Monitor International, the emerging market specialists, Africa Monitor is broken down into four sub regional publications, of which any combination can be subscribed to. Africa Monitor website www.meamonitor.com includes ALL the content from the publications, a 24-month archive, and gives the added flexibility of exploring that content by country, topic or keyword.
Our publications are subscribed to by over 50% of the Global Fortune 500 companies. Why not take the time to find out why? Click here to visit www.meamonitor.com for a FREE trial. |
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Africa investor is a specialist investment communications firm advising governments, international organisations and businesses on communication strategies for capital market and foreign direct investments in Africa. africa investor publishes africa investor magazine, the leading international magazine for Africa's investment decision makers (published in English, and Chinese); maintains the africa investor100 Index Series, and hosts prestigious Infrastructure Projects, Capital Market & Tourism investment Summits and Gala Awards ceremonies for business and government leaders. |
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Based in London, Balancing Act combines online publishing with consultancy work. With 10,000 readers across the continent and outside, the English and French speaking newsletters have already become a “must read” among decision-makers in the fast growing telecommunications and ICT sectors. Through its pay-for reports, Balancing Act has built a catalogue of publications that provides in-depth knowledge on the state of the telecommunications and Internet markets, both sectorally and on a country-by-country basis in Africa.
Balancing Act also offers industry-focused consultancy services for public and private sector clients.
For further information visit our website at www.balancingact-africa.com |
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Esi-africa.com is the leading portal delivering power and utility management news, connecting industry leaders to instant news, information and direct business opportunities for a truly innovative online business experience.
www.esi-africa.com |
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Miningreview.com is the leading portal delivering industry news, specifically news that supports sustainable development of Africa’s rich mineral resources, connecting leaders in the sector to instant information and direct business opportunities for a truly innovative online business experience.
www.miningreview.com |
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The Angola Chamber of Commerce (CCIA) is a collective company, endowed with legal personality, administrative and financial autonomy, which is chakracterised as a public institution, but with private rights. Their main objective is to promote economic activities, encouraging and developing a range of promotional activities aimed at meeting the needs and interests of the various recipients of their services.
www.ccia.ebonet.net/noticias.htm |
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The NEPAD Business Foundation (NBF) views business in Africa as a fundamental building block for positioning the continent as a key role player for international trade and investment. However this can only be pursued in a sustainable manner with the help of clear focus. To facilitate this, the NBF provides a network for its members to discuss, debate, share ideas and collaborate with government and other stakeholders.
The NBF has evolved from the original structure of being the NEPAD BUSINESS GROUP (NBG) which was formed at the request of the South African Presidency in June 2002. As support for NEPAD grew over the years, the NBG realised that a separate structure was needed where South African businesses could contribute to fulfilling the NEPAD objectives. The NEPAD Business Foundation was established in 2005 as a fully operational not-for-profit company with a head office in Rivonia, Johannesburg. |
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The South Africa-Angola Chamber of Commerce is an export and outward investment promotion business association that provides access to Angola-specific personal and business environment knowledge. The Chamber assists with business-related research; provides business leads and contacts; facilitates visas and work permits; advises on translation, interpreting, cross-cultural business, diversity-gap coaching and Angola-specific directorship and management training services, accommodation and transport; and provides orientation on living and working in Angola. The SA-ACC provides mentoring for SMEs and BEE businesses, conciliates disputes and operates a confidential crisis helpline. Members of the SA-ACC reap the benefits of an exceptionally productive personal and business network, and a voice that is listened to.
www.sa-acc.co.za |
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