Since its establishment in March 1997, Sign industries has brought about a revolution in signs and allied products in Tanzania, and introduced several modern concepts in the field of contemporary signage to the nation. However, while we had abolished the stereotypes in signage, and were feeling justifiably proud of our success, the poignant reality was that technology had begun to replace talented artists and craftsmen who had inherited rich talents from their forefathers, and such artists were becoming an endangered species. As this scenario was developing and became inevitable, we decided to combat the sad situation in a positive way and thus embarked upon a training program to involve and absorb talented local craftsmen in using their skill in combination with technology, hence enabling them to keep them active and retain them in the mainstream of business, The result was overwhelmingly successful, and eventually facilitated sign industries growth to a position of dominant market-share. We also manifested and established a fact, that those who were intimidated by sophistication and shunned from jumping into the technology bandwagon would soon become obsolete. During the same period, we also became increasingly aware of the lack of neon lighting in our cities, without which our skyline appeared dull, colorless and static. The neon industry in Tanzania had closed down in about 1960 after the European tube-benders left the country just before independence. By mid-1997, we were studying the possibility of bringing the neon back, which had remained dormant for almost 35 years. There was no turning back! By November of the same year, Sign Industries had the first neon sign flashing on a rooftop. It was the dawn of a new brightness that would forever illuminate and change the general appearance of our cities and enhance our skyline. The rebirth of neon in Tanzania was a challenge as well as an opportunity, and our dream of being the leaders in matters of signage was becoming reality. As you look at our signs nationwide, we hope our dream is being realized before your own eyes, and we are eager to keep quality-appealing signs as part of our life style. We pledge our efforts to bring new products into the market place to better serve the needs of general signage. Sign industries thus created a new trend in corporate culture. It is indeed a matter of great pride in such a short time. Sign industries has become the recognized leader in its field, and has been awarded the nations most prestigious sign projects. The secret behind such success in dedication and the zeal to lead and remain ahead in the industry. We do not have competitors, as such, since we consider other sign makers as our colleagues sharing the same market, and we are proud to be able to extend help and advice to them, whenever asked for. But of course our long and wide international exposure and diversified ability ahs given us an unfair advantage, envied by many!  Our current client base is the cream of Tanzania's top corporate accounts and includes most banks, communication operators, utility providers, architects, builders, designers. Consultants and estate management, and extends beyond retail business-owners locally and up-country. Sign industries enjoys nationwide recognition supplying and installing signs all over the country, Our Sky marks have lent a brighter edge to our skylines and edifices, and our neon sign atop the PPF Tower is the highest and biggest sign from ground zero in the country. Today Sign Industries has been considered as an authority in terms of signage and our recognition has been so overwhelming, that national newspapers and reputed magazines have given us coverage and praised our products. "The builder" magazine have chosen products by sign industries in their cover page. We were also invited to give lectures and demonstration on signs and allied products at national level. Sign industries will continue to bring innovative ideas to general signage industry thereby creating the culture of the language of visual communication. We are ready to share our secrets, experience and success with you.

Alldean specializes in Satellite technology to service all your networking needs. We provide a complete solution including network design, equipment, space segment as well as 24X7 help desk support. Based in Africa, we are a one stop shop for organizations who wish to deploy continent-wide networks with a cost effective and extremely reliable service. We offer voice, data, video and Internet over satellite for both domestic and cross-border connectivity.

CES Africa Investment (CESAI) Ltd. is a Dar es Salaam based company. Its headquarter is located at Likoma/Muhonda Street, Plot 197, Kariakoo. The company specialises in software development and custom based IT solutions, particularly Internet-based and database-driven application development and general software development outsourcing. CESAI primary objective is to induce programming habits in solving information management problems in Tanzania. We achieve this partly by being outsourced by other organizations to solve their IT problems and partly by developing our own software products. The company features a strong team of business and information management specialists, software engineers, programmers and IT & web consultants who know how to get right results on time. Cesai has a proven track record in delivering IT solutions to small and large customers in Tanzania. Our highly qualified and experienced staffs are ready to bring their expertise and experience to complete any project brought to them. Our staffs are skilled and experienced in creating, among other things, custom, web-based database-driven programs, data entry forms and on-line databases.

Maridadi Timberworks, is an emerging division of Mingoyo Group which incorporates Mingoyo Sawmill, Lindi , Tanzania, Mingoyo Serrco LDA , Cabo del gado , Mozambique and Zanzibar White Sands Resort , Zanzibar. We are situated at Plot No 5, Mikocheni Light Industrial area, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania at the Mingoyo Group head quarters. Tanzania Wood Industrial Cooperation (TWIC) was established in 1980 as a government parastatal organization. In 1996 we acquired Mingoyo sawmill Co. from Government with a different name, but because of the Mingoyo Sawmill Co's goodwill, in 2002 we changed the name of the company back to Mingoyo Sawmill Co. Ltd. The core business of Mingoyo Sawmill Co. Ltd is manufacturing semi finished components for music instruments; clarinets, bag pipes, oboe for export to our marketing centre in Germany and other markets in Europe.  With the establishment of Maridadi Timberworks, Mingoyo now supplies almost 80% of the furniture factory's lumber requirements from the Lindi South of Tanzania and Mingoyo Serrco, Cabo del gado North of Mozambique factories. Upon receiving the raw lumber from sawmills the processing start in our modern computerized kiln dyers before going to the production of furniture, doors and frames. We use the most advanced manufacturing machineries in the country. At Maridadi Timberworks we are proud of the beautiful, durable and quality hard wood and soft wood furniture we manufacture with real African wood. We are a popular household name in the Tanzanian furniture, doors and frames markets; why not own a piece of Maridadi durable, solid, practical and exquisitely beautiful furniture today!

UWP Consulting (Pty) Ltd is a South African consulting engineering practice, which has been active throughout Southern Africa since 1972. Today, after more than 38 years of being in business, the company has developed into a well-respected and dynamic multidisciplinary firm with a total staff complement exceeding 280 with 17 offices across South Africa and in neighboring African countries.  Initially formed as a partnership under the names of the founding members, Uhlmann Witthaus and Prins; UWP Consulting takes particular pride in its reputation as being a highly motivated and innovative firm with a passion for doing its work well and providing its clients with the best service possible. The firm's schedule of clients is extensive and includes organizations, both large and small, in the private and public sectors. The firm's programme of expansion and transformation is ongoing and to this end UWP is committed to the objective of reaching the goal where its staff complement reflects the demographics of South Africa. The successes achieved to date in this regard are significant and in terms of the BEE Construction Industry Scorecard, the firm is a Level 2 contributor, i.e. at a 125% BBBEE recognition level. Over the past five years the company has embarked upon an extensive process of transformation increasing its black shareholding to over 30% with Contralesa Investment Holdings holding just over 25% of these shares. During 2010, recognising the need to respond to the ever changing economic and social conditions of South Africa and Africa, and after extensive consultation with clients and staff, the board adopted a strategy under the theme of "Growth and Sustainability" to focus its efforts to 2015. This dynamic strategy rests on six main pillars: Building and growing UWP in a sustaiable manner. Growing the company's African operations. Deepening internal and external transformation initiatives. Investing in staff. Building the UWP brand. Continously reviewing and improving corporate governance systems.