Based in South Africa, Sabinet has been a leader in facilitating access to electronic information for more than 30 years.

Our innovative products and services are used worldwide by:

• Academic, public, government, legal and corporate libraries
• Research organisations
• Public and private organisations
• Law firms
• Individuals

We pride ourselves on exceptional client service.


Sabinet proudly partners with , a global membership computer library service and research organisation, to provide world class products and services to sub-Saharan Africa.

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Sabinet offers the following online products and services:

Library Products and Services

• Library Support Services
• African Electronic Journals
  (SA ePublications)
• Open Access Journal Collection
• Library Management Systems

Legal Products and Services

New
Sabinet is pleased to announce the launch of our Provincial Legislation product, Provincial NetLaw. This product currently consists of more than 380 Acts and Ordinances still currently in force and applicable to all South African Provinces from 1910 to date. This new approach to Provincial Legislation makes the Acts/Ordinances available as they were at a particular point in time and currently the product has more than 1000 versions of the Acts and Ordinances.

• Read More About Provincial Legislation

New
Sabinet Labour offers access to Bargaining Council Agreements for all Registered South African Bargaining Councils; Labour Judgments from all of the Courts with links to full text articles as well as A – Z lists with important information about Trade Unions, Trade Union Federations and Employers’ Organisations.

• Read More About Sabinet Labour

Digitisation

Sabinet offers a Digitisation Service to convert books, journals, archival material or documentation from printed to electronic format.

New
Sabinet was recently appointed as the African distributor of the book2net scanners.

African Journal Archive

A retrospective digitisation project focusing on exclusively African Journals comprising of an online collection of full text articles in the Sciences, Social Sciences and African affairs.

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