Includes web links to local trade fair or show authorities and local newspapers, trade publications, radio/TV/cable information.

Chad’s advertising sector is developing.  There are several daily and weekly publications circulated in N'Djamena and other major Chadian cities, a majority of which are in French.    Newspapers are limited in circulation.  The most widely-read weekly papers are: N'Djamena Bi-Hebdo, L’Observateur, Le Temps, Notre Temps,  La Voix, l’ Union, l’Info, Abba Garde, Le Pays, Le Visionnaire and La Nation.  The sole daily paper is Le Progrès, published Monday through Friday.  Tchad & Culture is a popular monthly publication. 

Chad has three television stations: Tele Al-Nasr, Tele Tchad, and Electron TV.  These stations broadcast domestically and internationally via satellite.  Radio remains the most effective means to reach a large audience.  Billboards are common in major cities and are a cost-effective means of reaching a wide audience.  A small percent of the population has Internet access; however, Internet access and usage are growing.  Blogs are increasingly popular, and most have advertisements.

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