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About CCAfrica

Mission and Vision
About CCAfrica
Our Services
• African News Clipping Service
• Business Development Service
• Monthly African Indicators
• Publications
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CCAfrica Team
Members of CCAfrica
Membership

The Africa News Clipping Service is a new service that is sent to all subscribers every business morning which lists Africa’s economic news from various news sources across the world.
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• CCAfrica member’s service which reports weekly on new business opportunities and strategic business intelligence from 53 African countries.
• Over 100 source organizations throughout the world.
• Since its launch in July 2006, more than 3500 business opportunities distributed to CCAfrica members.
• Information filtered into 11 different categories
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The Monthly African Indicators is a graphical representation of statistical information gathered from various sources to give a snap-shot view of the economic situation across Africa.
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CCAfrica produces several publications throughout the year. These vary from country specific Business Guides to reports and our quarterly newsletter.
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Members become part of a network of organizations that are players in the economic development of Africa.

CCAfrica works closely with Canadian and African governments, the private sector and NGOs to ensure a better understanding of Africa’s economic challenges.

CCAfrica can assist members in obtaining business visas through its experience and links with the various African embassies.

CCAfrica keeps members informed of various updates that can affect their business dealing in Africa.

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