East Africa

Driving General Motors growth

Deepening the capital market

It’s so amazing to note that that there is a
three start hotel along Thika Super Highway
with pocket friendly offers. I can’t imagine
that with as little as US$ 65, one can get
a complete package for a night lodging and
breakfast. What interests more and it is
the reason why I must try this hotel during
this festive season is that the hotel has 60
spacious guests rooms designed as singles,
double deluxe, twin or superior rooms
all fitted with a phone, safe on request,
hot water, WI-FI, coffe making facilities,
hair driers, king size beds and flat screen
television sets.
Beatrice Muema
Nairobi, Kenya

As Ambassador Richard Sezibera’s term
comes to an end as the Secretary General
of East African Community, we must all
commend him for the good job that he has
done. For instance, Ambassador Sezibera
will be leaving the office at a time when
the East African Monetary Union Monetary
protocol which will lead to the creation
of regional financial institution has been
signed. I therefore can’t to see if whoever is
going to take over from him will be able to
pick up from where he left and take us to the
‘promised land’.
Achuoth Deng Achuoth
South Sudan

Keep up the good work
As an avid reader of the East African Business
Times Magazine, may I take this opportunity
to thank the editorial team for the good work
that you did in 2015. Truth be told, you kept
me informed with well researched business
pieces from every corner in East Africa. Keep
it up!!
Allan Omar Ahmed
Dar Es Saalam, Tanzania

WHO WE ARE

The East African Business Times Limited. is an all-round media company that is involved in the production of quality publications and a proven communications consultancy across the East Africa region. The East African Business Times Events Management for conferences, exhibitions, and in-house meetings and parties; Public Relations services that include creating the link between the client and the media (media liaison), communicating to the public, crisis management
and marketing research among others. The company also produces a host of corporate magazines for some of the leading blue-chip companies in the East quarterly magazine, East Africa Business Agenda. The East African Business Times is a monthly business publication focusing on the East African region. With the realisation of the East African Community that comprises Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi, and Rwanda, there was need for a publication that brings together businesses across the region. The East African recognised by the East African Secretariat and the East African Business Council as the only one that truly covers the entire region. The magazine has also been feted with several special passes to high level EAC business meetings that mostly
feature heads of states. The East African Business Times is the most authoritative read in the regional players and captains of the industry.

TARGET
The East African Business Times is targeted at the business community and policy makers within the region. It is an important reference point especially in matters of ease of trade, in line with the Customs Union and Common Markets Protocol. Its content cuts across the entire A, B and C classes and serves as the ideal platform for businesses with a regional reach to talk to their existing and target clientele.

CIRCULATION
East African Business Times is distributed in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, and South Sudan by Nation Marketing and Publishing (NM&P), a division of Nation Media Group. It has a print run of 15,000 copies and a readership of over 100,000 across the region, making it the largest circulating magazine in East and Central Africa. Its circulation model ensures that it reaches the target market. East African Business Times is available either through subscription or rack sale. Our articles are also online from this website www.eabusinesstimes.com.