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 The African Business Journal, the first and only independently audited (BPA*) online publication in Africa, is sent each month to 35,000 senior business executives and decision makers across Africa. Its website, www.tabj.co.za receives over 9,000 unique visitors per day from across Africa and other leading business communities.
 














With these audited figures The African Business Journal and www.tabj.co.za are the leading source for up to date news, views and business profiles across Africa.


We are always looking for compelling and inspiring business stories to appear within our "Africa in Action" section. If selected your organization will not only appear in the publication and its website, but will also receive a complimentary digital corporate brochure of the entire profile for your own marketing initiatives.

Those companies that are profiled have the opportunity to invite their preferred suppliers, partners and service providers to also share in the audited exposure and coverage of both the publication and its website through a number of advertising and editorial packages.

If you think your business has a success story that needs to be heard, or some exciting new projects on the horizon, tell us and this time next month your story could be in front of over 35,000 African business leaders, as well as those individuals accessing the website.

Let us be your voice in telling the world your story and reach an ever growing readership of senior decision makers and business executives.

Contact Simon Curran on directly at simon.curran@georgemedia.com and tell him your story



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