The business and investment landscape is changing in East Africa, and quickly. A migrating and growing population, emerging economies and an increase in production are leaving their mark on the region's environment. These provide you with a variety of opportunities in industry, tourism, water, energy, financial services, insurance, agriculture and agro-allied processing.

Consider these:
- The East African region (Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda) covers an area of 1.8 million square kilometres with a combined population of about 100 million.
- It has a vast potential in mineral, water, energy, forestry and wildlife resources.
- It also has agricultural, livestock, industrial and tourism development.
- Its people have a common history, language, culture and infrastructure.

The East African Community is expected to present a good investment platform for both domestic and foreign investors due to their economies of scale. What are your options for consideration in the face of the emerging opportunities?

Presentations from:

Duncan Mboyana, Director Eskom
Peter Kiguta, Director General, Customs and Trade The East African Community (EAC)
Elly Manjale, Executive Director The East Africa Business Council (EABC)
Chris Burke, Research Fellow Centre for Chinese Studies, Stellenbosch University
Steve Shelley, Lead Consultant TACK International (Africa) Ltd
Dr. Maggie Kigozi, Executive Director Uganda Investment Authority
Noah Naidoo Managing Director (East & Central Africa), Standard Bank
Abdullah Verachia, Senior Business Analyst Emerging Market Focus
Paul Runge,Chief Executive Africa Project Access
Stewart Hendersson, Group CEO Old Mutual Kenya
Carine Kiala, Africa Projects Team Emerging Market Focus
David Dreyer, Franchise Relationship Manager INNSCOR GROUP (Steers Brand)
Emmanuel Naiko, Executive Director Tanzania Investment Centre
Louis Changuion, Regional Business Development Director Group 4 Securicor
Kenya Investment Authority (tentative)
Africa Legal Network (Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania)

Full day Workshop on Legal Issues
Led by The African Legal Network (Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania)
Do not miss the “Legal Issues Workshop” If you are seeking to establish a new investment or expand your existing investments in East Africa.

Register and pay in full for all 3 days by 30 November 2006 and receive a copy of ‘Doing Business in Africa – A Practical Guide” ABSOLUTELY FREE!

Endorsed by: TACK Africa, The Foundation For Africa Development, Media Partners: Businessin Africa, Mbendi, Foreign Investment Magazine,