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Superflu Is a Security Printing Technology Company in Lagos

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At the inception of Superflux, the founder identified a real market need and built a strong and sustainable organisation that established itself as a leader in the growing security printing business in Nigeria. A leading secure prints solutions provider to major financial institutions, corporations and government agencies in Nigeria, Superflux International Limited also offers outsourcing mailing services that require variable data printing (e.g. bank statements) with an increasing presence in the West African region.

 

Security printing is destined to grow with the expanding financial services cluster in Africa, where Nigerian banks are taking the lead. Superflux was featured as a case study for ethical business practices by Lagos Business School in Nigeria.

 

“Established in October 1998, Superflux Limited has established itself as the leader of security printing in Nigeria serving banks. From its inception, the company has sought to challenge the status-quo by carving out a niche in security printing and setting the rules of the game through innovation, integrity and diversification. Superflux is poised for growth through product diversification, the launch of new related businesses and a new office in Ghana.”

 

Our aim is to empower our customers for efficient service delivery through the provision of high integrity payment transaction documents. Backed by Kalamazoo’s expertise in the application of specialist print technology, we are able to provide dynamic solutions to all your document protection requirements.

Regional Reach Is The TV for Rural Kenya and Media Hub

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Regional Reach began by providing television access to rural Kenya through 200 shops that served as media information centers to as many as 400 people at a time. As TV purchase and ownership grew, it shifted to radio, targeting the largest tribe in Kenya with 70% Kikuyu content, and added 24 hour TV news in the past year. Thanks to a get-it-done mentality Regional Reach has been able to innovate faster than its competitors and has been laude by customers for being the most innovative company with the best customer service in the industry.

 

“Regional Reach is one of Kenya’s leading media companies, occupying a niche market providing Kikuyu radio programming and 24 hour local news content and news related shows.”


The company built its brand and grew through innovation, such as quick customer responsiveness and creating links to viewers through SMS and clubs. The company’s radio service addresses education gaps by providing rural Kenyans with local news. Corporate social responsibility activities include a program providing funds for drinking water to villages and PCs to students.

 

Regional Reach is one of the leading players in the Kenya electronic media industry with a history of being a catalyst in the growth of the local broadcast sector. In 2000 the company launched the first local-language FM radio station in the country, Kameme FM, triggering the phenomenal growth of vernacular radio sector seen in Kenya over the last 7 years. Today, vernacular radio is the fastest growing category in the broadcast sector in Kenya accounting for 37% of the sector.

 

In November 2007, Regional Reach launched Kenya’s and East Africa’s first 24-hour all-news television channel – K24, initially covering Nairobi and its environs. The launch of K24 on the platform “All Kenyan, All the time” provoked an immediate change to the program format of the two leading television channels that have since introduced hourly news bulletins throughout the day.


[Download] Fasmicro Poultry Manager Is Available in Android Market

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Are you into poultry farming? Employ the Poultry Manager to be your assistant. It is now available in the Android Market for $0.99.

 

The Poultry Manager is designed to be a pocket assistant to farmers involved in the commercial raising of chickens for meat or eggs. You can utilize this app to determine the probable cost and returns on your long or short term poultry farm investments.

The Poultry Manager can help you determine the following:
– Medicare cost
– Chick maturity time
– Expected egg production
– Required feed and its cost
– Area required for Chicken pen

 

https://market.android.com/details?id=ng.fasmicro.poultry

United Africa Group Is Evolving as a Material Manufacturing Giant in Namibia

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United Africa Group (UAG) is a private equity firm with 35 investee companies. The company was started in 1992 and developed as a commodity trading company before moving into flour, textile and construction materials manufacturing. These companies have been sold and the company now focuses on services; especially tourism through its chain of 9 hotels, plus government payment systems and property management.

 

United Africa Group is run by an inspiring entrepreneur who has created at least 10 companies during the last 16 years and continues to establish new businesses under the umbrella of United Africa Group. While recently the focus has been on tourism and public services, he continues to identify new opportunities and is moving into energy generation, oil distribution and a desalination plant. In addition to a focus on quality services, UAG applies an innovative business model that separates the management of the service provision from the operating company and from the property company, thus maximising cash flow, adding value for United Africa Group and at the same time ensuring that each business is profitable.

Gahaya Links Provides The Platform For Weavers To Tap Opportunities in Uganda

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Gahaya Links is a leading handicrafts export company in Rwanda that works with over 3400 rural weavers and exports the products, including their famed peace basket, to the United States through the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (“AGOA”). The product design is based on detailed assessment, understanding and anticipation of customer needs and preferences. The company is proud of their longstanding relationships with Macy’s as well as Neiman Marcus.

 

It is a for-profit Rwandan handicraft company based on the simple principle of women economic empowerment through fair-trade. Our products are knitted in traditional, authentic Rwandan patterns and are of high quality to ensure a sustainable market for the Gahaya Links weavers. Crafted products include beautifully woven baskets, home décor, jewelry and textiles.

 

Gahaya Links promotes job- and wealth-creation at the grassroots level, identifying poor and illiterate women for training and inclusion in their 4000-strong artisan workforce.

 

In addition to technical training, the company offers training courses ranging from basic banking and saving to hygiene, involvement in the political process and HIV/AIDS prevention, to unity and reconciliation. Master weavers participate in marketing outreach initiatives through participation in markets and trade shows abroad, and in representing Rwanda throughout the world in folk art festivals, tourism fairs and women’s empowerment conferences.

 

“We are a producer of high-quality Rwandan handicrafts targeting sophisticated local and international markets. We plan diversification into textiles, sisal-based household implements and woven artwork, and continue to build close ties to disenfranchised rural groups throughout the country.”