Tag: Broadcast Media Africa (BMA)

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to accelerate newsroom production cycles, a new industry report by Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) cautions that speed alone is no longer a competitive advantage—without context, ...

As broadcasters across Africa navigate increasing demands for uninterrupted, high-quality content delivery, hybrid cloud-satellite workflows are emerging as a critical solution for ensuring both operational efficiency and disaster resilience. This ...

As Africa's media ecosystem rapidly expands across broadcast, broadband, and mobile platforms, satellite distribution continues to serve as a critical backbone for wide-area coverage, regional content exchange, and dependable delivery ...

As global viewing habits shift from traditional linear television to on-demand and free streaming, broadcasters across Africa and beyond are being challenged to rethink how they monetise content in an ...

The accelerating impact of Automation and Artificial Intelligence (AI) on broadcast operations will headline a key strategic session at the upcoming Cloud Broadcasting Summit – Africa 2026, taking place on ...

As the global appetite for African narratives reaches an all-time high, the industry faces a paradoxical challenge: a vast library of world-class content that remains digitally stranded due to fragmented ...

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 ...