Tag: Broadcast Media Africa (BMA)

As the African media industry faces an era-defining transition from hardware-heavy production to software-defined workflows, Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) and the Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria (BON) will convene the Cloud ...

Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) wishes to extend heartfelt season’s greetings to all our partners, stakeholders, collaborators, and the entire African broadcasting and media community. As we approach the end of ...

MultiChoice has launched Arcade, a new gaming hub within the MyDStv App, featuring a variety of short and casual games inspired by popular shows and sports content. Subscribers can earn ...

Cricket South Africa (CSA) is thrilled to announce a renewed collaboration with the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), officially designating the national broadcaster as the Free-to-Air home of cricket for ...

BMA's official highlight video for Day Two of its highly successful annual OTT Content Streaming Summit 2025, held in Cape Town, South Africa, achieved a significant milestone, becoming the most-viewed ...

BMA's audio clip on "Digital Rights Management" featuring Kelious Mlenga, Deputy Director of Legal Consumer Affairs at the Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA), was the most listened-to content on the ...

Africa's leading media organisations are calling for radical cooperation across the digital ecosystem. The OTT Content Streaming Summit – Africa 2026, hosted by the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) and ...

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 ...