Intelligence On TheMarkets You Trade In.
Twelve regional magazines, each reporting the real economy of a named set of countries - strategic intelligence and market accountability from the markets you actually operate in. Africa thinks here.
To Think. To Understand. To Lead.
Each magazine takes its name from a word for thinking in a language of its region - emphasizing strategic intent over mere reporting. Together they form a unified Pan-African intelligence platform connecting entrepreneurs, executives, investors, and policymakers through localised insight and continental perspective.
Cabanga Magazine
Named after the Nguni word for "to think," this flagship publication serves as a strategic platform for business leaders in South Africa and Eswatini. It provides structured business intelligence and practical guidance across banking, manufacturing, and real estate to help executives navigate highly regulated markets. Over 100 issues, reaching 10,000+ business owners and professionals.
Kufunga Magazine
Taking its name from the Shona word "to plan deliberately," Kufunga serves as a strategic platform for business leaders in environments shaped by economic reform. It delivers intelligence aligned with economic recovery and enterprise resilience, focusing on agriculture, mining, and manufacturing - equipping readers to make informed decisions in complex markets.
Moakanyi Magazine
A strategic thinking platform for entrepreneurs and decision-makers in Botswana and Lesotho. Covers mining, tourism, agribusiness, and financial services - highlighting cross-border integration and success stories.
Dhiladhila Magazine
From the Oshiwambo word for "to think" - a forward-looking platform for leaders in Namibia's evolving industrial economy covering energy, logistics, manufacturing, and commercial property aligned with national development priorities.
Fikiria Magazine
From the Swahili word for "to think" - serving business leaders across Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda. Covers fintech, logistics, and agribusiness through research-driven analysis supporting innovation-led growth.
Ganizo Magazine
From the Chichewa word for "thought" - practical, context-aware intelligence on mining, energy, and financial services supporting sustainable enterprise development and investor confidence in Zambia and Malawi.
Hleketa Magazine
Meaning "to reflect" in Xitsonga - an analytical platform bridging informal market agility with corporate strategy. Covers energy, logistics, tourism, and trade within broader continental dynamics.
Ironu Magazine
From the Yoruba word for "to think deeply" - a serious platform for Nigeria and wider West Africa covering high-growth sectors like fintech, manufacturing, and digital services, helping leaders build globally competitive enterprises.
Kanisa Magazine
Meaning "To Think" in Lingala - a sophisticated platform for industrialists in the DRC covering the multi-billion dollar realities of mining, energy, and infrastructure that define the DRC's role in the global economy.
Mufakir Magazine
Arabic for "the thinker" - strategic business insight for North Africa's economically significant markets. Prioritises policy-aware analysis and governance clarity for decision-makers in Egypt and surrounding regions.
Okusima Magazine
Meaning "to imagine" in Umbundu - a forward-looking platform for leaders reimagining Angola's future beyond oil dependency. Covers manufacturing, infrastructure, and energy transition with regulatory-aware reporting.
Yaada Magazine
Meaning "considered thinking" in Oromo - a deliberate platform for frontier and reform-driven economies. Covers infrastructure development, industrialisation, and energy expansion across the Horn of Africa.
Write, Create, Sell Or Collaborate
Four ways into the network. Each one has its own application, asking only what matters for that work.
Contributors
Business leaders, specialists and analysts who write about the sectors they know. Your application covers your field, your organisation and what you want to write.
Apply To ContributeContent Creators
Podcasters, video makers and newsletter writers. Your application covers your channel, the platforms you publish on and the audience you reach.
Apply As A CreatorSales Agents
Commission-based agents who sell advertising and contract publishing in their own market. Your application covers your territory and what you would sell.
Apply As A Sales AgentCollaborators
Photographers, designers, translators, researchers and event partners. Your application covers your discipline and your portfolio.
Apply To CollaborateJoin Africa's Thinking Platform.
Our publications are authority platforms. Organisations partner with us to build executive visibility, establish industry credibility, launch products, enter new African markets, and tell strategic brand stories.
Price A Page In Any Edition.
One rate across all twelve editions: a fixed rate per unit, from USD 46 for a strip to USD 279 for a full page. Choose a unit, a position and a commitment, and the quote builder does the rest - including the network discount if you take more than one title.
The Bookshelf
Every one of the twelve editions carries the Bookshelf, our cultural section on the books, music, film and literature that business people talk about. The same page is home to the books we have published, open to order, and to our book publishing for authors with a business story, a memoir or a life to record.
Reviewed, discussed and sold.
Artists and the business of sound.
What is made and who funds it.
Writing that outlasts the news.
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Publication Questions
How many publications does Cabanga Africa Group publish?
Twelve regional business magazines covering 24 African countries.
Which magazine covers my market?
Cabanga covers South Africa and Eswatini; Kufunga Zimbabwe; Moakanyi Botswana and Lesotho; Dhiladhila Namibia; Fikiria East Africa; Ganizo Zambia and Malawi; Hleketa Mozambique; Ironu Nigeria and West Africa; Kanisa the Democratic Republic of Congo; Mufakir North Africa; Okusima Angola; and Yaada Ethiopia, Chad, Eritrea and Somalia.
What do the magazine names mean?
Each title is named in a language of the region it serves. Cabanga is Nguni for “to think” and Kufunga is Shona for “to plan deliberately.” The naming carries the founding conviction that Africa must think for itself.
Does advertising influence what the magazines publish?
No. Advertising never determines editorial conclusions. Sponsored and partner content is labelled at the top of the piece, and a client of the Group’s commercial divisions receives no editorial preference. The full standard is set out in the editorial policy.
How do I advertise or contribute to a title?
Email info@cabanga.africa for advertising and partnership enquiries, or editorial@cabanga.africa for contributor submissions and corrections.
How To Choose Between The Editions
Step 01Start with your market
Start with the market you trade in. Each edition is written for a named territory and reads differently because of it.
Step 02Add the neighbouring edition
If you trade across a border, take the neighbouring edition as well. Regional clusters are how most cross-border businesses read us.
Step 03Advertisers: buy the market
If you are advertising rather than reading, the choice is the same one - the rate is identical in every edition, so buy the market, not the discount.
Published by Cabanga Africa Group. Reviewed by Oscar Manduku-Habeenzu, MBA, Founder and Expansion Architect. Last reviewed .