Nairobi Business Monthly - May 2016

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If you have felt a thin-like chill effect go down your spine by the sheer thought of a crunch, you must have directly or indirectly suffered, been tormented during the 2008-2009 by an economic Tsunami that you never saw coming. Many may have sought answers from heavens to explain what in the world was happening. It whirled from North America in the name of unserviced mortgages that rocked the infamous Lehman Brothers Bank among other key lenders. Bad news is, world economic indicators show another could be on its way..

Nairobi Business Monthly Magazine Description:

NAIROBI BUSINESS MONTHLY

We focus on Kenya’s and the East Africa’s economics, policy, business news and opinion.

Our content is rich on financial markets analysis, stock market, company & industry, technology, management, enterprise, personal finance. We also go beyond business and tackle societal issues in our Society and Culture segment in which we focus on life, travel, restaurant review, film and theatre, music, book review and sports.

The magazine tackles a wide range of topics, which include business, arts, tourism, environment, education, health, science and technology and leisure.

Distribution is not only countrywide but covers the greater East Africa region. The magazine is available in all supermarkets, leading bookshops, malls, newsagents & street vendors.

We target a rich niche market of Executives, Professionals, Entrepreneurs, Policy Makers and general avid readers. The tremendous growth of long-term subscriptions indicates our readers’ loyalty.

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The publication also appeals to an audience who are amenable to information on products and services that add value to their lives, thereby qualifying as “spot-on” target consumers.