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macmillan
A TRULY LOCAL COMPANY
A local company on a global scale is how best to define Macmillan Africa. Although
we enjoy all the advantages of a large international company, our real strength lies with
the local companies, which together form what has become the strongest publishing network
in Africa.
In total there are 22 offices covering all corners of the
continent. From Addis Ababa to Johannesburg, Banjul to Dar es Salaam, each office has its
own individual character, yet is undeniably Macmillan. Investment in local publishing is
key to our success, which is the reason why we are investing heavily in new publishing
projects, information technology, recruitment and training. Our ability to build long-term
relationships with governments, advisors, specialists, authors and our customers is also
important to us.
The Macmillan Writers
Prize for Africa is a long-term project, and part of our
long-term strategy to raise the profile of African literature in Africa, the UK and
America. With the full backing of Macmillan Education, the Prize
aims to encourage new and well-established authors to put pen to paper, and submit new
previously unpublished works, which will capture the imagination of children.
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