Tag: Broadcast Media Africa (BMA)

The Broadcasters Convention – Southern Africa 2025 officially commenced yesterday, 28th October 2025, at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, Zimbabwe, in the majestic setting of Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, with a dynamic ...

As Africa's streaming market continues to expand rapidly, the conversation is shifting from growth to retention. With more players entering the field and audiences spoiled for choice, the real challenge ...

As the media landscape undergoes rapid transformation, one question looms: how will broadcasters sustain their businesses in a world dominated by digital disruption? For decades, traditional advertising and licensing fees ...

Broadcast Media Africa (BMA), in collaboration with the Southern African Broadcasting Association (SABA), invites all industry professionals to submit entries for the forthcoming Broadcast Media Awards – Southern Africa 2025. ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant prospect—it is here, shaping how media is produced, distributed, and consumed. Across Africa, the rise of AI presents both a transformative opportunity ...

At a time when societies are navigating rapid digital transformation, broadcasting's role as a pillar of social inclusion and economic development in Africa is more critical than ever. This will ...

Day 2 of the Broadcast and Digital Media Convention – West Africa 2025 delivered a powerful mix of strategic conversations, forward-looking innovations, and regulatory insight, as top stakeholders in broadcasting, ...

As broadcasters across Africa face rapid shifts in audience behaviour, infrastructure limitations, and rising content delivery costs, satellite technology remains a strategic enabler for industry stakeholders. This focused discussion, convened ...

African broadcasters face many challenges finding new ways to engage listeners in today's rapidly evolving digital landscape. One of the most pressing issues is limited access to reliable digital infrastructure, ...

As West Africa accelerates its transition to digital broadcasting, one critical enabler stands out: resilient and future-ready infrastructure. Regional broadcasters risk failing to deliver seamless, high-quality digital media experiences to ...