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Since
1997, Africabiz Online delivered free business opportunities content.
It has now moved, in year 2008, a step further and established an exclusive
section dedicated to VIP-Members,
in addition to
the free business
opportunities content
The flagship of the VIP-Membership, is a confidential newsletter titled
Inside Africa & Insights About Africa,
that features (1) a Tenders/Bids's section; (2) a Developing Projects' section;
(3) a Download's section, and (4) a Blog that will discuss about political and social events occurring in African countries, exposing the hidden facets of these events in order to give valuable information to investors.
In order to keep spammers
at bay, only an annual registration's option equal to US$199.95 a year is available for the VIP Membership.
Indeed, spammers would be willing
to pay a small monthly registration fee - $17 - (just once) to have access
to the exclusive VIP-Members Lounge, in order to spam, destroy
available supporting utilities, and withdraw after creating havoc.
- A small annual registration fee that gives rights to
wealth of information and huge bonuses: Ebooks, Marketing Tools
and Software. Click on the "Benefits" button above to read more.
The
annual registration fee is set at US$199.95
a year for VIP-Membership. A
small fee considering the quality and substance of information
that will be exposed non-stop in the confidential newsletter.
The
US$199.95 registration fee a year
gives rights to download
for FREE an amazing string of productivity tools, marketing
utilities and Ebooks - in total more than 51 utilities,
which have a global value of US$3,000 - Yes, three thousand US
dollar!
The bonuses are already loaded at appropriate links available
for registered members. There are four packages (1) bonus_pack1.zip (4,4MB);
(2) bonus_pack2.zip (6MB); bonus_pack3.zip (17MB) and bonus_pack3.zip (3GB)
Packs 1 and 2 are available right now for download. Pack3 will be available
for download on Friday 24, 2008. Pack3 being a huge one (an amazing bundle
of outstanding advertising Ebooks, will be make available for download
through a download system not yet operational. We cannot afford making
it available for download through a link on the server!
VIP-Members
are also entitled to have 5 projects and 5 bids/tenders posted for free
in the confidential newsletter per registration year.
Bookmark
this page (link valid for Internet Explorer - for
other web browsers, please Click Bookmark
on
the browser menu,) and
stay tune to be noticed
when the huge package of 3 Gigabytes will be make available for VIP Members.
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[The free access site is benefiting from great quality content since
11 years, the reason thousand
and thousand of faithful visitors from all parts of the world
flock in day after day to the
opportunities's section embedded into the free site - as shown
on the visitors' location graphic at the left top side of this paragraph.]
Journalists
and observers
worldwide were taken aback by the "sudden" downfall
of Thabo Mbeki. Indeed, Mbeki, under pressure from the ruling
party, the ANC, stepped down from the position
of state president of South Africa on September 21, 2008.
Some people blamed the ruling party's dismissal decision as Stanilist,
in direct line with former Soviet Union Communist Party Politburo's
practices. Others say that the removal decision was undemocratic, because
Mbeki had been elected to the position. And now, some observers are talking
about the imminent implosion of the ANC, as dissidents are organizing
themselves to create their own party.
At Africabiz Online, we have closely watched - from the start - the ferocious
power struggle that gripped South Africa for nearly 10 years - from 1999
to 2008. And, we do not agree with analysis that see the downfall of
Mbeki as undemocratic. We do not believe either
that the ANC will soon implode.
If you hold a VIP-Membership, please login to the confidential newsletter
to review our opinion, delivered in a comprehensive dossier, which final
article titled: "The End of
a Nascent Dictatorship" clearly exposes why we think that the
downfall of Mbeki is the best political event that happened for the whole
continent at the beginning of the new millennium. If you hold a VIP
Membership go
to the VIP-Lounge |
Currently there are 7 projects listed on the promotion board.
The one about cars, buses, and pick-ups assembly lines would make cars and buses less expensive in countries where the joint-venture would be implemented. The project concerning palm-oil agribusiness merits a special mention, as it addresses food staples needs that are short
right now in African countries. There is a huge market in the ecowas region.
There are also some tremendous tenders listed such as the construction of a new airport in the capital city of a central African region's country.
| TIMBER COMPANY |
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A
Liberian Lumber
Corporation established
under the Business Corporation
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for technical partner/investor(s)
and financing to expand activities
worldwide. Contact Dr. Quenum & Associates
through
your VIP- support console if interested in
this venture and have access
to the Executive Summary |
Opportunities
abound in African countries
to produce food staples
for a ready market of more
than 400 million people
around the black continent.
Such an opportunity is
the processing of palm
three nuts/kernels into
edible palm oil and
palm kernels industrial
oil - in a Western African
country. Click
here for more |
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Community to Partner In the Profit Ride
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Sign-Up or Login if you already hold a VIP-Membership
We hereby heartedly
thank the score of people who sign-up to become VIP-Members, far in advance,
that is before the VIP-Lounge site and the confidential newsletter site
were fully completed.
That had been a tremendous
encouragement to the site and confidential newsletter's building teams.
The list of these people will be preserved in archive and they will, doubtless,
hear from us some time in the near future!
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