The Times Of Africa - January 2016

En este asunto

We couldn’t think of a better way to commemorate this milestone then by making a strong move from the bi-monthly format to monthly. The magazine was launched as a quarterly, went bimonthly in 2011 and now monthly in 2016. THE TIMES OF AFRICA is connected more than ever to the World-Wide Web, via Facebook feeds, LinkedIn posts and Twitter tweets, where anyone can receive updates about African news and activities. If you have not yet looked at our Facebook page, please go there and "Like" us, so you can get these updates. In the top story, you will find out the details of CO21 - a deal to attempt to limit the rise in global temperatures to less than 20C which was agreed at the climate change summit. The Paris Agreement presents a huge opportunity to create and enforce inspired strategies that develop new approaches, technologies and nurture unparalleled regional cooperation and idea sharing. There is more, do explore…

The Times Of Africa Magazine Description:

THE TIMES OF AFRICA, bi-monthly reading is well known in diplomatic and corporate circles of India and Africa. The synergy of acclaim, recognition and appreciation has infused in us a gala spirit and made us feel proud since it has won accolades and established itself by virtue of meaningful presentation of credible rich content on Africa-India partnerships, socio-economic issues, business and investment opportunities, political developments, features on travel and tourism and cultural extravaganzas. Personality rendezvous, interviews with Ambassadors/High Commissioners and country specific spotlights are other special attractions. 
It has succeeded in making successful in-roads to the reading desks of diplomatic and corporate houses in India as well as the African continent. It is indeed blessed with the good genes of its clients and its new fusion look has become an International business statement. 

We have a very robust distribution network covering metro cities, diplomatic missions, national organizations, foreign agencies, corporate and export houses, business class hotels and airlines, both within the country and offshore. 
A fair sprinkling of top professionals from the fraternity, former senior government officials, public servants, journalists and renowned educationalists contribute to the team of THE TIMES OF AFRICA.