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Reach the people who register, test, procure and dispense medicines across Africa.
Drug Eye Africa reaches a concentrated professional readership: regulatory affairs teams, pharmacovigilance and quality professionals, procurement and supply chain managers, manufacturers, distributors, public health officials and investors following the African pharmaceutical sector.
What we offer
Display advertising
Placements across the site and within section pages, sold by position rather than by impression volume.
Newsletter placement
Sponsorship of our alert and news emails, clearly labelled and separated from editorial content.
Recruitment listings
Regulatory, quality and manufacturing roles placed in front of a readership that already works in the field.
Event and report promotion
Conferences, training and industry publications relevant to medicines regulation and quality.
Editorial separation
Advertising with Drug Eye Africa buys audience attention and nothing else. No commercial arrangement confers any influence over what we report, no advertiser sees copy before publication, and paid content is always labelled. The full rules are set out in our ethics and conflict of interest policy.
What we decline
- Advertising for unregistered or unapproved medicines.
- Claims that a national regulator would not permit in that market.
- Content designed to be mistaken for editorial.
- Any arrangement conditional on favourable coverage or on withholding a story.
Rates and enquiries
For the current rate card, audience figures and available placements, write to advertising@drugeyeafrica.com. Please include your organisation, the campaign period you have in mind, and the formats you are interested in.
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