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SES To Join Africa’s Broadcasters Convention 2025 In Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe As Strategic Partner

September 24, 2025
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As conveners, co-conveners, and hosts, BMA, SABA, and ZBC welcome SES as a strategic partner in the upcoming Broadcasters Convention—Southern Africa 2025.

The Broadcasters Convention—Southern Africa 2025 will be held from 28 to 30 October 2025 at the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. It will convene senior executives, regulators, policymakers, and technology providers to address critical challenges and opportunities facing the region’s broadcasting and media landscape.

As a global leader in satellite-enabled content delivery, SES brings world-class expertise connecting audiences to high-quality video and broadband services across diverse markets. SES reinforces its commitment to advancing broadcasting and media growth in Africa by joining as an industry partner through reliable connectivity and next-generation technology solutions.

Benjamin Pius, CEO of Broadcast Media Africa, said, “We are delighted to welcome SES as one of our key partners for the Broadcasters Convention—Southern Africa 2025. Together, we aim to foster practical strategies to advance the broadcasting industry in Southern Africa and ensure that audiences benefit from innovative and reliable media services.”

The Broadcasters Convention—Southern Africa 2025, hosted by the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation in collaboration with SABA, will feature leaders from broadcasting, telecommunications, digital platforms, and regulatory authorities and include high-level discussions, networking, and exhibitions.

Please visit the event website HERE for more information about the Broadcasters Convention – Southern Africa 2025.

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