Africa Monitor is part of the product portfolio of Business Monitor International (BMI). Established in 1984, BMI is a leading publisher of specialist business information on global emerging markets. The BMI range of daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly services covers political risk, finance, macroeconomic performance, outlook and forecast, industry sectors and the business operating environment. BMI also publishes directories and CD-ROMs profiling multinational companies active in emerging markets. For further information please visit: www.meamonitor.com

AllAfrica Global Media is a multi-media content service provider, systems technology developer and the largest electronic distributor of African news and information worldwide. Registered in Mauritius, with offices in Johannesburg, Dakar, Lagos and Washington, D.C., AllAfrica is one of a family of companies that aggregate, produce and distribute news from across Africa to tens of millions of end users. For further information please visit: www.allafrica.com

BuddeComm is a global independent telecommunications research and consultancy company. Renowned for its breadth of research, we specialise in strategic business reports and operate a global network of 45 researchers and consultants. Our website has over 100 annual publications and over 1,100 continuously updated web reports and 800 archived Web Reports containing telecoms research covering 170 countries, 450 companies and 200 discrete technologies and applications. For further information please visit: www.budde.com.au

Times Media Group’s Corporate Africa magazine is Europe’s leading publication promoting trade with Africa. The Partnerships for Prevention and Cure Health Supplement is Corporate Africa’s quarterly supplement promoting the prevention of HIV/AIDS. TB and Malaria. The company also organises and hosts the annual GBC (Global Business Coalition against HIV/ AIDS) conference. The 2007 Corporate Africa GBC Health Conference was held in Accra, Ghana on April 16-17th. For further information and details on how to subscribe please email administration@times-publications.com or visit: www.times-publications.com

East African Business Week is a premier publication that gives readers a broad spectrum of economic and financial perspectives from local, regional and global businesses. The weekly publication is the region’s solution to trade, investment, development and tourism issues. Business Week seeks to find economic and business solutions to both government and private sector initiatives and challenges. At Business Week, we value accuracy, objectivity, incisive writing and entertaining information. The paper also offers a platform to the public to contribute views and analysis on aspects on corporate, local and international business and trade, with readers enjoying sophisticated analysis of the state of the economy of each country and region. For further information please visit: www.busiweek.com

Ethical Corporation is an independent publisher and conference organiser, launched in 2001, on how companies relate to the world around them. Ethical Corporation also publishes the new online magazine www.ClimateChangeCorp.com, launched in February 2007. We publish a monthly print magazine, hold conferences around the world, and now and again we produce reports on business ethics in big firms. We are an independent company. For further information please visit: www.ethicalcorp.com

Logistics News, now in its 24th year of publication, is the leading logistics and supply chain magazine in South Africa, covering the full spectrum of Supply Chain Management. Key activities within this end-to-end process, include purchasing, production planning, order fulfillment, inventory management, warehousing, transportation, distribution and customer service. Logistics News is the only magazine in South Africa which assists companies in their search for excellence by providing Thought Leadership articles, Case Studies, Book Reviews and industry information about effective logistics and supply chain management. For further information please visit: www.logisticsnews.co.za

Now more than 100 years old, the Royal African Society today is Britain's primary Africa organisation, promoting Africa's cause. Through its journal, African Affairs, and by organising meetings, discussions and other activities, the Society strengthens links between Africa and Britain and encourages understanding of Africa and its relations with the rest of the world. African Affairs, first published in 1901, is Britain's leading Africa journal. A quarterly journal published by the Oxford University Press, it carries some 30 major articles a year on all aspects of Africa; political, social, environmental and historical. The journal also reviews recently published books on Africa. For further information please visit: www.royalafricansociety.org