10 sites that pay African writers in 2024

Summary

This video script offers a curated list of 10 websites that pay African writers for their submissions, covering a range of niches from health and technology to woodworking and nonfiction. It provides a valuable resource for African writers looking to monetize their writing skills, with payment details for each site and an encouragement to check out the links in the description for more information.

Takeaways

• 📝 The video discusses 10 websites that pay African writers for their submissions, a response to a previous video and viewer feedback.
• 💰 The first site, Content to Bine, offers up to $50 per article and accepts writers from Africa.
• 📈 The second site, Statements, seeks African writers both within and outside Africa, focusing on entertainment, art, lifestyle, and culture, with payments around $100 per submission.
• 🏥 Site number three, My Health Team, is tailored for medical writers and offers a pay range from $75 to $300 per article.
• 💼 Guide Post is the fourth site, accepting fee-based submissions with a payment of $250 for each accepted piece.
• 🔧 For those in the tech field, Civil is the fifth site, which pays up to $500 for published articles on technical topics.
• 🌿 The sixth site, Leaves Strong, is back to the health industry, accepting stories about health and nutrition.
• 📊 Air B is the seventh site, catering to data scientists and engineers, offering $900 for original pieces and $450 for others.
• 🌏 The eighth site, Rest of the World Africa Desk, accepts news and reports on topics of interest across Africa, with a focus on Egypt, Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa, paying $500 for shorter stories and $750 for reports.
• 📖 The Sunday Long Read is the ninth site, which accepts long-form nonfiction from African writers and pays about $2k per accepted submission.
• 🛠️ Popular Woodworking is the final site mentioned, suitable for those skilled in woodworking and related crafts, offering payments ranging from 1K to $3k per submission.

Q & A

What was the main purpose of the video?

The main purpose of the video was to discuss 10 sites that pay African writers for their submissions, providing a resource for those looking to monetize their writing.

What is the first site mentioned in the video and what is its payment range per article?

The first site mentioned is Content to Bine, which pays up to $50 per article.

What is the payment range for articles submitted to the site called 'Statements'?

Statements pays about $100 per submission, focusing on entertainment, art, lifestyle, and culture pieces.

Which site is specifically for medical writers and what is their payment range?

The site 'My Health Team' is for medical writers and pays from $75 to $300 per article.

What is the payment for an accepted submission on Guide Post?

Guide Post pays $250 per accepted submission.

What type of writers does 'Civil' accept submissions from and what is their payment for a published article?

Civil accepts technical writers from Africa and pays as much as $500 per published article.

What is the payment range for original and non-original pieces on 'Air B'?

Air B pays $900 for original pieces and about $450 for non-original pieces.

What topics does 'Rest of the World Africa Desk' focus on and what is their payment for shorter stories?

Rest of the World Africa Desk focuses on news and reports of interest across the continent, particularly in Egypt, Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa, and pays about $500 for shorter stories.

What type of content does 'The Sunday Long Read' accept and how much do they pay for accepted submissions?

The Sunday Long Read accepts long-form nonfiction from African writers and pays about $2k for every accepted submission.

What is the payment range for submissions to 'Popular Woodworking'?

Popular Woodworking pays anywhere from 1K to $3k per submission for African writers with expertise in woodworking and related fields.

How can viewers find more information about the sites mentioned in the video?

Viewers can find more information about the sites mentioned in the video by checking the description box, where links to all the sites are provided.