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AfreeTV Calls On African Broadcasters To Lead A New Era Of Global Storytelling

May 4, 2026
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In a defining moment for the African media industry, AfreeTV today announced its official launch – now live at www.afreetv.net, introducing a bold, unified platform designed to take African content to the world at scale.

Afree TV is more than a streaming service. It is a continental collaboration bringing together African broadcasters and content owners to amplify the continent’s stories, voices, and perspectives on a global stage.

Powered by Sentech’s Freevision Play OTT platform, Afree TV is a free-to-access global streaming platform that removes traditional distribution barriers and enables audiences everywhere to discover the richness of African content.

A Platform Built for Growth and Global Reach

Afree TV operates as a FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television) platform, combining accessibility for viewers with a sustainable, advertising-driven monetisation model for broadcasters.

Through Afree TV, partners gain:

  • Global distribution without infrastructure constraints
  • New revenue streams through advertising monetisation
  • Scalable digital transformation powered by proven OTT technology
  • Audience insights to better understand and serve viewers

The platform is designed to empower broadcasters of all sizes, from established networks to emerging content creators, to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital ecosystem.

Strong Early Momentum Across the Continent

Afree TV is already attracting leading broadcasters from across Africa, including LN247 (Nigeria), Homebase TV (Ghana), Millenium TV (Zambia), Sportscast Africa (South Africa), Hillbrow FM (South Africa), OtjiFM (Namibia), Moshi FM (Tanzania), Akaboozi FM & Radio One (Uganda).

This early adoption reflects a growing industry shift toward collaboration as the key to unlocking Africa’s full potential in the global streaming economy.

Reimagining Africa’s Global Presence

Afree TV envisions a future where African content is not fragmented across platforms, but unified within a powerful, pan-African digital destination.

By aggregating content across borders, Afree TV enables:

  • A diverse and inclusive African content ecosystem
  • A global showcase for authentic African storytelling
  • Stronger cultural influence and representation on the world stage
  • Deeper connections with African diaspora audiences

An Open Invitation to African Broadcasters

Afree TV is inviting broadcasters and content owners across Africa to join the platform and be part of a transformative movement.

Participation offers:

  • Immediate access to global streaming audiences
  • Collaboration within a growing pan-African network
  • Monetisation through a proven FAST model
  • A future-ready pathway into the digital content economy

This is an opportunity not just to distribute content but to shape the future of African media on a global scale. Broadcasters and content owners can explore the platform and join the movement at www.afreetv.net

Built on Trusted Infrastructure

Leveraging Sentech’s Freevision Play OTT technology, Afree TV delivers:

  • High-quality, broadcast-grade streaming
  • Multi-device accessibility worldwide
  • Reliable and scalable content delivery
  • A secure, future-ready digital platform

A New Chapter for African Media

As global demand for diverse, authentic content accelerates, Afree TV positions African broadcasters at the forefront of this transformation is more than a platform; it is a collective step toward redefining Africa’s place in the global media ecosystem.

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