Providing intelligence on business opportunities in the infrastructural development field throughout Africa

To disseminate information on new building technologies and building projects as well as to provide intelligence on business opportunities in building developments throughout Africa.

Published quarterly, architechnology analyses and reviews the trends in aesthetics and technologies influencing design.

Mining Mirror reflects the full spectrum of the mining and minerals processing industry in southern Africa, with the emphasis on project and technical news.

Covering the latest technological developments in the plant equipment and hire industries, by providing detailed technical data on new technology and equipment.

Giving coverage to environmental issues, largely in the urban environment, in various fields and across a number of disciplines. Sustainability is our focus.

Providing a regular flow of valuable, business-related information on minerals exploration and mining developments throughout Africa.

Reporting on the African continent's fast-developing power infrastructure, with an emphasis on providing early notification of emerging projects which look globally for expertise and technology inputs.

Assisting the development of the southern African water and sanitation industry through the provision of timely and accurate information serving decision makers, consultants, contractors, researchers and suppliers.

Providing an up to date perspective on quarrying with emphasis on opencast mines in the sand and aggregate sector and the mining industry as a whole.

A comprehensive and easy-to-use directory of mines and exploration projects for the entire continent, cross-referenced by region, mineral type and mine owner. Providing an overview of opportunities, conditions and sentiment from the leading role players in the industry. Published every second year.

The JFM Group of Magazines aims to present its readers with a comprehensive profile of the full spectrum of FM services and their applications in the business world.

Sustain is a yearbook aimed at reflecting the progress made on Sustainable Development in South Africa over the past 15 years. Following the Rio Earth Summit in 1992 and the Johannesburg World Summit in 2002; it will question how far South African business and industry has come in attaining these social responsibility and sustainability goals?