Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) is pleased to announce SES as a key industry partner for the upcoming Broadcasters Convention – West Africa 2026, taking place on 22–23 September 2026 at the Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra, Ghana.
Bringing together broadcasters, media executives, technology providers, regulators, content creators and other industry stakeholders from across the region, the convention will provide a strategic platform to explore the technologies, business models and partnerships shaping the future of broadcasting and digital media in West Africa.
As a global content connectivity solutions provider, SES brings extensive experience in satellite and hybrid connectivity, enabling broadcasters and media organisations to distribute content reliably across diverse markets and reach audiences across both established and emerging platforms.
The partnership with SES reinforces the convention’s focus on innovation, connectivity, distribution and the evolution of broadcast infrastructure at a time when broadcasters across Africa are navigating rapid technological and audience shifts.
Benjamin Pius, CEO of Broadcast Media Africa, said, “We are delighted to welcome SES as a key industry partner for the Broadcasters Convention – West Africa 2026. Satellite and hybrid distribution technologies continue to play an important role in expanding access to quality content and connecting audiences across Africa. SES brings significant industry expertise and perspective, and we look forward to their contribution to the conversations taking place in Accra.”
The convention will examine key issues shaping the future of broadcasting in West Africa, including the transition to more agile and connected media operations, evolving content distribution models, digital transformation, audience engagement, monetisation, and the role of emerging technologies in strengthening the broadcast ecosystem.
With SES joining the event as an industry partner, delegates will have an opportunity to gain insights into how satellite and connectivity solutions can support broadcasters as they expand their reach, improve resilience and respond to changing audience consumption habits.
The Broadcasters Convention – West Africa 2026 is expected to attract senior representatives from broadcasters, media organisations, government and regulatory institutions, technology companies, content providers and other stakeholders from across the region and beyond.
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