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For Partners & Specialists

Build TheNetwork With Us.

A media network is more than its writers. It is the photographers, designers, translators, researchers, event partners and people on the ground who make it real across 24 countries. If that is you, Cabanga Africa Group is opening its doors - here is how to come in.

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01 · The Doors We Are Opening

Who We Work With

These are the disciplines we most often need across the network. If your craft serves business media and you can hold a professional standard, there is likely a place for you here.

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Photographers & videographers
Illustrators & designers
Translators & localisers
Event & conference partners
Researchers & data analysts
Campus & student ambassadors

Not on the list but sure you fit? Tell us anyway. The network needs skills we have not thought to name.

02 · How It Works

Three Ways To Engage

How we work with you depends on your discipline. Most collaborations fall into one of three shapes.

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Project work. A defined brief with a clear deliverable and fee - a shoot, a design job, a translation, a research pull.
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Ongoing collaboration. A standing relationship where we come back to you regularly as the work arises across editions.
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Ambassadorship. Representing the network in your market or on your campus - opening doors, spotting talent and stories, carrying the brand.
03 · What You Get

Real Work, Fair Terms

What a collaboration is worth depends on the discipline, but the principles are the same across all of them.

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  1. Work on a credible product distributed across 12 editions and 24 countries.
  2. Clear briefs and fair terms, agreed and put in writing before work begins.
  3. Credit where the format allows, and association with an independent masthead.
  4. A relationship that can grow - one good project is often the start of many.

Commercial terms depend on the discipline and the brief. They are competitive, and they are agreed up front, never left vague.

04 · What We Ask

How We Work

So we can say yes quickly, know this going in:

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  1. The work you show us is your own, and you can deliver to a professional standard.
  2. Deadlines and briefs are respected - a network runs on reliability.
  3. Rights and usage are agreed clearly before anything is produced.
  4. You represent the brand honestly. Ambassadors speak for a masthead people trust.
Join Us

Tell Us What You Do

One form for every discipline. Tell us your craft and your market, and we will route you to the right desk. Everything reaches us directly at info@cabanga.africa.

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