In the immediate, short, and long term, the EANDEL Magazine publication, EANDEL online telemagazine, and EANDEL radio will serve as Africa’s reportage spectrum—profiling, promoting, and showcasing African countries’ economic retrospects/prospects, industrial sectors, economic values, and investment/relocation opportunities. These will be delivered through diverse offline/online publications and program designs, including informative materials, docutainment/documentary audiovisuals, policy development reportage, research, archiving packages, and electronic media support representations.

EANDEL Magazine embodies the critical connection between nation-building, national economic development, policies, government leadership, sociocultural heritage, industrial sectors, and investment/relocation opportunities, all presented in a true and non-offensive promotional and informative manner.

Vision
To become a one-stop media warehouse for information, education, research materials, and firsthand reports on the expansive development and economic leverages of African nations.

Mission
To go the extra mile as a profiling and promotional campaign engine for the growth and positive impact of African transnational states, attracting local and international investors and immigrants; to be a distinct voice for Africa, standing out locally and globally.

Passion
To exploit the full range of offline/online media transmission, deploying creativity through essential equipment, and achieving distinct excellence. We aim to continually improve until we become better than the best.

Objectives

• Champion economic values from one African country to another, while projecting foreign nations residing within African countries.

• Promote national leadership in African countries as a living encyclopedia for local and global markets.

• Publish and produce content that showcases the challenges, policies, and shortfalls of African transnational governments.

• Inform, profile, promote, educate, propagate, entertain, train, and award excellence through offline/online magazines, telemagazine docutainment, and radiomagazine programs that are true and non-offensive.

• Provide a work environment with strong ethics and motivation that builds a global creative-media community, driving the propagation of Africa’s socioeconomic, sociocultural, sociopolitical, and sociomoral progress.