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Broadcasters Convention Southern Africa 2025: Explore AI’s Impact On African Media

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Broadcasters Convention Southern Africa 2025: Explore AI’s Impact On African Media

November 12, 2025
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The Broadcasters Convention Southern Africa 2025, hosted by the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) and convened by the Southern Africa Broadcasting Association (SABA) and Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) , brought together key voices from across the continent’s media ecosystem to explore the evolving landscape of content streaming, digital distribution, and the transformative impact of the AI era.

Held from October 28th to 30th in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe , the convention offered rich discussions and expert-led sessions addressing the strategic, technical, and regulatory challenges facing African broadcasters and media platforms . Now, all the essential content—session summaries, presentations, and key takeaways—is available to inform and inspire.

This event served as a unique convening point for platform operators, broadcasters, telecoms, regulators, content producers, and technology providers . Together, they tackled pressing issues.

From high-level strategy, to hands-on solutions, the knowledge shared during the convention is now available as a curated set of materials, designed to inform, inspire, and guide professionals working in Africa’s fast-growing media ecosystem.

Key Sessions and Insights from the Convention

Some of the high-value session takeaways included in this package are:

  • RT In Africa – [Presentation]
  • The AI Bottom Line: Navigating Opportunities, Threats, and New Revenue Models [Video Presentation]
  • Streaming On The Rise, Where Are You Africa? – [Video Presentation]
  • The Content Streaming Game In Africa: What Is Viable, What Is Not And How To Win At It [Audio Presentation]
  • Trust in the Machine: Navigating the Ethical, Legal, and Regulatory Maze of AI In Broadcasting [Audio Presentation]

To access all the knowledge resources and assets [videos, audios, presentations slides]  CLICK HERE

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