The Democratic Republic of Congo, DRC, is a large country situated in the heart of Africa with a rich culture, environment, and energy resources capable of powering the entire continent. This energy is produced, transmitted, distributed, and commercialized by the Société Nationale d’Electricité, otherwise known as “SNEL”.
www.snel.cd

ANAPI is a public technical institution provided with a legal status. It is under the supervision of Planning and Portfolio Ministries. The setting up of ANAPI, One-stop Shop in terms of investment in the Democratic Republic of Congo originates in the new policy adopted by the Government as from 2001, materialised especially by important economic measures among which, the option of liberalism of the national economy with the liberalisation of mining and oil sectors, the adoption of exchange floating rate system and the promulgation of new laws (Investment Code, Mining Code, Forest Code, Labour Code)

Become the key location for contacts and meetings between Belgian entrepreneurs and Congolese one's. To be a safe and effective partner for our members by offering a range of services that can help develop their activities. Introducing our members in business in the Congo and Belgium Provide services to facilitate the interconnections and sucess of our members in their business To allow our members to network among themselves better as to forge business relations between them. To promote our members in Federations and Chambers of Commerce in Belgium and abroad
www.ccbc-rdc.be

The Federation of Explorers and Extractors (FEE) is a non-profit organization created in Kinshasa on 30 April 2005.  FEE unites companies operating in Congolese extractive industries by acting as a Chamber of Commerce for companies, entrepreneurs, and mining initiatives.  FEE is an autonomous organization.  FEE is a supporter of sustainable development, the reduction of poverty, the promotion of women in development, and environment conservation.  In particular FEE assists its members to adhere to the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI).

Created in Brazzaville, Congo in 2003, the Central African Power Pool (CAPP) is a regional body empowered by its member countries to
facilitate cross-border transmission projects. The Central Africa Power Pool is formed by the power companies of the following countries:
Angola, Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Republic of Congo, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Rwanda, Democratic Republic
of Congo, Sao Tome and Principe.

The newsletter was founded in response to the growing political and economic relations between Africa and Asia - and by the need to understand the implications for Africa. Using the resources that Africa Confidential has accrued in 50 years of covering the continentAfrica-Asia Confidential is also developing a new network of correspondents to supply the same kind of detailed and exclusive information for which Africa Confidential has won its reputation.
www.africa-asia-confidential.com

Africa Confidential is a specialist publication, with a reputation for being first with in-depth news on significant political, economic and security developments across the continent.
Our on-the-ground coverage enables us to identify and monitor upcoming issues before they are picked up by the general media - and analyse their real significance for our readers.
www.africa-confidential.com

Based in London, Balancing Act combines online publishing with consultancy work. With 10,000 readers across the continent and outside, the English and French newsletters have already become a 'must read' among decision makers in the fast-growing telecommunications and ICT sectors. Through its pay-for reports, Balancing Act has built a catalogue of publications that provides in-depth knowledge on the state of the telecommunications and Internet markets, both sectorally and on a country-by-country basis in Africa. Balancing Act also offers industry-focused consultancy services for public and private sector clients.
www.balancingact-africa.com

With more attention on the digital, we are all mobilized to fill this gap in building the Information Society in the DRC. These are resolutions adopted by the World Summit on the Information Society, Geneva phase 2003. it is necessary first to remove the barriers. However, they differ from one State to another. Thus, the Democratic Republic of Congo in its private sector was organized through the "Congo for Information Technology and Communication", as -CONGO ICT, which is a framework for discussion, consultation, planning and programming, implementation of projects, commitment etc. for a single purpose: to participate effectively in building the information society.
www.congotic.net

Congo web TV is the first intractive TV Congolese Television station which has served as an Independent Television (ITV).
www.congowebtv.cd

Since 1960, Jeune Afrique has been providing in-depth coverage of african and international news as well as original insights on major issues that impact Africa. With the largest audience and circulation, Jeune Afrique is the number one panafrican newsweekly.
Through Its annual special issues - Top 500 African Companies, Top 200 African Banks, L'Etat de l'Afrique - Jeune Afrique delivers sought-after and exhaustive business analyses on Africa's economic, political and social affairs.
www.jeuneafrique.com

Premier web portal Congolese apolitical, Mediacongo.net disseminates reliable information, varied, neutral, direct and decisive in an environment of perpetual change. Mediacongo.net offer maximum visibility and a permanent presence for businesses, products or events, through its portal widely visited. Mediacongo.net is the essential point of contact between the major players scenes political, economic and cultural.
www.mediacongo.net

Miner’s Choice covers the Southern African mining sector’s economy, demand factors, personalities, successes, legislative developments, fortunes of the major commodities, resource development and training trends. The monthly magazine advocates a positive view and sustainable practices. Specialist contributors include Amelia Broodryk on energy, Jabu Maphalala on organised industry, trade union organisers on industrial relations, Marius Joubert on human resources in mining, Prof. Philip Frankel on behavioural based safety, Prof. Charlie Li on geology, Edmond Furter on occupational Sheq and Dave Marock on environmental impact management. Features include current news, site reports, conference reports, activities of associations and forums, as well as practical executive experience.
www.minerschoice.co.za

A company affiliated with the Mining News.com group, Mining News is an International Journal of mining information in the DRC.
www.miningnewsdrc.com

The Africa Report is the English-language bimonthly publication of Groupe Jeune Afrique. Written by the best English-speaking specialists (political experts, journalists, economists), The Africa Report provides hard-hitting, insightful and in-depth analysis on African affairs.
The Africa Report also showcases ideas and people to help understand african business environment and anticipate social, economic and political changes in Africa.
www.theafricareport.com

TradeInvestAfrica is an online portal offering investors and business people free access to specific investment and trade opportunities in Africa. The searchable database enables users to quickly access opportunities relevant to their sector or region and they can then respond directly to the person responsible for the project.
TradeInvestAfrica is published by Global Africa Network.
www.tradeinvestafrica.com

Tropicana TV est une station de télévision congolaise qui sert comme une Télévision Indépendante (ITV). Il a un studio principal à Kinshasa.

Mining Review Africa provides insight and in-depth understanding and commentary on the mining industry in Africa. Comprising a bi-monthly print magazine, website updated daily, electronic newsletter, continental and regional maps, and a series of events and exhibitions, the brand provides a platform for discussion and debate on mining developments across all five African regions. Content includes exploration, funding, beneficiation, legislation, mineral and mine developments, and new mining technologies and products.
www.miningreview.com

iPAD-africa.com is the digital home of Infrastructure Partnerships for African Development and is synonymous with pioneering forums for business development in strategic investment hubs in Africa.  iPAD brings country stakeholders together with investors, financiers & local business, & provides a platform for high-level engagement, information sharing & networking.
www.ipad-africa.com

Miningreview.com is the leading portal delivering industry news, specifically
news that supports the sustainable development of Africa’s rich mineral
resources, connecting leaders in the sector to instant information and direct
business opportunities for a truly innovative business experience.
www.miningreview.com