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Communications Africa is carefully targeted to an influential readership of executives and officials, operating within businesses and telecoms operators and manufacturers, in both Anglophone and Francophone Africa.By choosing to advertise with Communications Africa, you maximise your company’s potential for response by making your message visible to a powerful audience of decision-makers and major players in the African telecommunications and broadcasting industry.
Unrivalled reach within the African telecommunications industryWith advertising budgets becoming increasingly tight, you need a cost-effective way to reach the industry’s decision makers.
Achieve this by gaining access to Communications Africa’s uniquely comprehensive circulation of key executives in Africa’s telecommunications and broadcasting organisations. By fully controlling its postal circulation, it achieves the audience that advertisers want to reach.
For full details of our advertising packages, please click here to contact us.
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