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South Africa at a Glance 2008 - 09 is the fourteenth edition of South Africa’s most respected and popular business guide.
The prospective investor and business traveler’s most reliable aid has been described as “the pocket size book with the king size content” and “the Rainbow Nation in a tiny book”.
South Africa at a Glance is several cuts above similar publications – and imitators – with good reason.
| 1. | It is independent. It is not a government or ‘feel good’ publication. It does not avoid the sometimes unpleasant facts of life that many business and tourism guides often do. |
| 2. | It is the most up-to-date book of its kind – by far. South Africa at a Glance goes to print each year only after the annual budget presentation in February, so that when it hits the street at the end of March it has the latest budget summarized, the latest tax tables and year-end statistics – the kind of current information that business and government leaders and discerning tourists want and need. |
| 3. | South Africa at a Glance is not one-dimensional. Neither are our readers. Investors and business travelers are interested in more than the economy and the business environment. They want to know something of the soul of the country and society where they are considering putting their resources at risk. That’s why South Africa at a Glance also discusses politics, history, culture, life style and tourism. |
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South Africa at a Glance is an outstanding primer on Africa’s wealthiest and most industrialized country. |
A quick look at the table of contents and some excerpts of the book show why South Africa at a Glance has been dubbed the “pocket size book with the king size content” and why politicians, businessmen, students and tourists alike keep it on hand. And why it is the preferred pocket guide for the business traveler, as well as for South Africans who need a little assistance in answering all those questions that visitors ask them, here or abroad. Read the full length featured article and see the quality of writing and presentation found throughout the book.
Altogether, it explains why South Africa at a Glance enjoys an annual circulation of 40,000 and regularly attracts South Africa’s most successful corporations and investment agencies as advertisers and clients.
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