Sponsorship
Reach the people who move African capital
Afronomics is read by treasurers, fund managers, DFI officers, founders and journalists who need the number behind the story. Sponsors sit next to that number — clearly labelled, never inside the data.
- 54
- Economies covered
- 22
- Data series per country
- 10
- Publishers on the Wire
- 2,676
- Kenya auction results tracked
Live figures from the site. Audience and newsletter numbers are shared with prospective sponsors on request.
Founding-sponsor rates
Placements
Rates hold for twelve months for sponsors who sign during launch. Invoiced in KES or USD; the full price guide is at /prices.
“Where the shilling earns most” sponsor
KES 150,000 a month · about $1160
Your name at the top of the Kenya rates comparison page and its line in the Morning: the page that competes for “best money market fund Kenya”. One sponsor. Launch: KES 100,000 for the first three months.
Morning note sponsor line
KES 75,000 a month · about $580
One marked line in the daily note that treasurers open before 07:30. KES 150,000 once the list passes 2,000 subscribers; sponsors who sign at launch keep the launch rate for a year.
The Weekly, presenting sponsor
KES 30,000 per edition · about $230
Logo, one line and a link above the fold of the Monday edition on the site and in the newsletter, marked as sponsored.
Country file sponsor
KES 15,000 per country a month · about $120
Sole sponsor of one of the 54 country files: the page people land on when they search a market.
Verified fund listing
KES 20,000 a month · about $160
Your money-market or bond fund listed on the rates comparison with a verified yield, your logo and an “invest” link that we count for you.
Jobs listing
KES 10,000 per 30-day listing · about $80
A treasury, risk, research or analyst role in front of the people who read the numbers. Reply to the receipt with the listing.
The rates breakfast
KES 750,000 per event · about $5810
Quarterly, Nairobi, sixty treasurers and investment-committee members, one sponsor, the index reading as the headline. Sponsor’s name on everything.
Standards
What sponsors get, and don’t
- Every placement is marked “Sponsored” or “Presented by”.
- No sponsor sees, edits or orders the data, rankings or headlines. Figures come from the publishers that print them.
- No tracking pixels or third-party ad networks. Reporting is by clicks on your link.
- Read the sources and method behind every page.
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