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Written to our standard and labelled as yoursPartner content
Written to our standard, marked as yours
For companies
A notice tells the desk that news exists; it never decides what we cover. An advertisement takes a labelled space beside the reporting; it never buys the reporting.
Results, an appointment, an invitation, a briefing. You get a receipt number and a fingerprint of exactly what you sent, so both sides can agree later on what was said. A notice tells us news exists. It never decides what we cover.
Ensight reaches people who read a balance sheet in English and argue about it in Afaan Oromoo, and it reaches them in both. What is for sale is the room next to that reporting — a space in the briefing, a page, a season, a named partnership. What is not for sale is the reporting, at any price, to anyone.
A monthly retainer for banks, microfinance institutions, fintechs, insurers and real estate firms that want this exact audience
Four places. Page 3, five years. Price on request.
Four places, page 3, five years. None of them is taken. The first companies to take one are named here, on the front page, and inside every issue they back — for as long as they back it.
Request a priceA quarter page to the back cover. Price on request.
Your name on the daily feed, with reach reports
Episodes, seasons, training and forum videos. Price on request.
Forums and briefings: naming, exhibition space, a seat at the table
Written to our standard, marked as yours
A partnership puts the company on the roll, on the front page and inside the issue it backs — for as long as it backs it.
Every position runs in English and Afaan Oromoo at the same size. Nobody buys half an audience here.
Where the booking sits is published with the issue, so a partner can see the page they paid for beside the ones they did not.
What was counted, how, and over what period — the same standard the reporting is held to.
Rates, the page plan, the reach report and the partnership tiers. One PDF, sent by a person, usually the same day.
It is labelled on the page, in both editions, in the same words every time.
It never resembles editorial: a different measure, a rule above it, and the label.
It buys a space and never coverage. What Ensight reports is not for sale at any price.
No more than three spaces in any sixteen are commercial — in the briefing and in print — and the page plan is published.
Advertising runs inside the briefing, in spaces set aside for it: labelled, set to a different measure, never more than three in sixteen. The numbered positions are magazine pages; the page plan says where each one sits.
The briefing · between the stories
Price on requestRates are not published. The commercial desk quotes a position against the month, the page and the length of the booking. A sample placement shows how the position looks. It is not a booking: a company named in it has not bought the space.
Rates are not published. The commercial desk quotes a position against the month, the page and the length of the booking.