Atlantic Climate Control Ltd. offers a wide range of products and services within the areas of Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Ventilation in Accra, Ghana. The company is built on solid expertise and experience of more than 20 years in design, installation and maintenance of small and large-scale Air Conditioning systems in the West Africa region.  From 1976, ATLANTIC INTERNATIONAL HOLDING LTD provided air conditioning solutions. In 1997, ATLANTIC CLIMATE CONTROL LTD was established as a dedicated company to offer air conditioning and ventilation solutions.  The operations of Atlantic Climate Control Ltd. are divided between four Departments: 1. Sales & Administration 2. Installation & Service 3. Design & Projects 4. Customer Services

Atlantic Computers & Electronics Ltd. was established in the year 1988 and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Atlantic International Holding Company which has been in operation since 1976. We provide computer solutions for Corporate Customers, Government Institutions and Private Consumers. Our offices are located in Accra (Ghana) with retail showrooms in Accra and Kumasi. A technical workshop is located at our offices in Accra. We offer the following services:Repairs, servicing and maintenance of computers and electronic equipment – Computers, Fax machines, Printers UPSs, Plotters etc.Local Area Network (LAN) installation.We plan, design implement and maintain local area networksThe service centre has attained the DELL SERVICE AGENT accreditation status after a full on-site audit of our facilities, processes, procedures and personnel by DELL. This ensures that DELL customers are able to receive consistent, high quality technical support on DELL product in Ghana.We represent all the leading information technology (IT) equipment and service providers - HP, TOSHIBA, ACER, DELL, TRENDNET, APC, VISION UPS, ETC.We operate a call centre manned by experienced and friendly customer service executives and technicians. Customers’ requests, complaints and enquiries are logged into a database and resolved on phone where possible.Our technical team is certified to deploy DELL EMC solutions.

The company sources its main raw material, cement, from Chilanga Cement and employees more than 250 employees at peak activity periods and it has a rated capacity of 30, 000 tonnes of output. Its main products range from roofing, fluid delivery and garden décor solutions to all market segments in Zambia and in neighboring countries. The products are dependable, inherently strong and offer true value for money.  TAP (Zambia) Limited is a Zambian domiciled company with its operations in Chilanga, Lusaka province. TAP (Zambia) Limited initially operated as a subsidiary of Turnall and Newall of UK (T&N) for many years since 1955 and has a history spanning over 50 years in Zambia. The company has played a significant role in Zambia's infrastructure development process. TAP (Zambia) Limited has served export markets of South Africa, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, Malawi, Kenya, Angola and Democratic Republic of Congo and is consolidating its hold locally in construction, agriculture and infrastructure development areas.  TAP offers a dependable option to infrastructure, construction, and agricultural sectors and is always on the look out for opportunities to add value for its customers. The range of products and technology used is continuously upgraded in line with market dictates. VISIONTo become the supplier of first choice roofing, side cladding, ceiling and partitioning products; pressure and sewer pipes in Zambia and neighbouring countries through innovative practices, superior product attributes and value for money solutions by end 2010.  MISSIONTo consistently supply value added benefits enjoyable by target markets at all times. VALUESThe following is what we value most: employees recognise and are propelled by the need for on time superior performance in all spheres competitiveness customer satisfaction open mindedness and willing to challenge the status quo outstanding personal achivement profitability self confidence and trust fun in what they do.

Based in Harare, Zimbabwe, we are one of the leading dealers in all kinds of computers hardware, office equipment and office machines. We deal in a wide range of computer hardware, accessories and peripherals like laptops, CPUs, printers, notebooks, monitors as well as other It related products. We have been supplying computer hardware and office machines in Zimbabwe eversince our establishment. Our office machines division has been supplying products like note counters, fake note detecting machines, photocopy machines and other similar products to buyers in Zimbabwe.   We take pride in providing excellent quality products backed by an equally excellent after-sales service.

The first arabica coffee tree in Burundi was introduced by the Belgians in the early 1930s and has been growing in the country ever since. Coffee cultivation is an entirely small holder based activity with over 800.000 families directly involved in coffee farming with a total acreage of 60.000 hectares in the whole country with about 25 millions of coffee tree. Burundi coffee falls into mild arabica category grown in the world and it is known as among the best ones grown in the Eastern Africa region because its quality is inherent to the hills and mountains where is cultivated at altitudes ranging from 1250 and 2000 meters above sea level. Another thing to note is that each farmer is tendering about 50 to 250 trees Burundi coffee is of the arabica species though some robusta producrion also exists. Of the total production, arabica coffee represents 96 % , the reminder is robusta. The most successful variety grown to date is Bourbon and constitutes the majority on nearly all farms. FARMING SYSTEM: Mixed farming ( coffee trees are intercropped with subsitence crops such as bananas, beans, etc) throughout the country. Generally, flowering takes place in September which is usually considered as the the start of rainfall after summer period. Harvest runs from February to July with a pin production in may to June When being harvested , delicate hands pick only the ripe red cherries for selection. PROCESSING: Two methods are used . These are wet processing for fully washed and dry for semi washed coffee Wet method is operating with ecological technology that requires a minimum fermentation process thus leaving natural coffee attributes intact. More 138 coffee washing stations are scattered in the whole country. Then , coffee is thoroughly rinsed to remove the mucus and dried out under the sun Semi method is using manual hand pulpers or traditional methods at home for those pulpers are not available Coffee produced for both methods is called parchment. When the latter reaches the required moisture content, it is transported to mills for additional process such as hulling, bean selection by size, weight and density separation and finally lab technicians come along for quality control and classification into grades . This step is very important and must be carried out by well trained liquorors of the Regulatory body (OCIBU) before sales. QUALITY CONTROL; OCIBU has two main laboratories. One is located in Bujumbura and the other in Gitega, the second city of the country with differents chains based in the state and private venture mills and in private mills Each lab has the main role of supervising and controlling coffee quality from harvesting, processing, transportation, roasting, and delivery up to buyers. INNOVATIONS: Since 2000, milling processs is carefully carried out by specifying coffee terroirs and separation of grades while formerly, milling was using bulk in blends.Since the practice of that specific milling stated above, Burundi has gained a good reputation of being capable of producing a best arabica coffee that can compete with other mild arabica in the world. Direct sale is another innovation introduced to speed up the sales and make available coffee to clients EXPORT Main destinations of Burundi coffee are Belgium, Germany, Holland, Suitzerland, Australia, Japan, and the united States. Coffee is shipped by vessel from the port of Bujumbura, capital city of Burundi to the port of Kigoma in Tanzania from where it is loaded onto rail wagons and hauled to the Indian Ocean port of Dar es Salaam