Tag: Broadcast Media Africa

At a time when Africa’s broadcast industry is rapidly migrating to cloud-based production, distribution, archiving, and monetisation systems, one question is becoming increasingly urgent: Where should Africa’s broadcast data live? ...

Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) is proud to announce the upcoming 7th Edition of the Radio Broadcasting Convention - Africa 2026, a premier gathering dedicated to shaping the future of the ...

As Africa’s digital content economy continues to evolve, Minnie Harris, General Manager for Vertical and Markets at MTN Group Digital, is calling on industry leaders to rethink access models and ...

Not long ago, the narrative of African media was disruption and displacement—global OTT giants starving traditional broadcasters while telcos remained passive "dumb pipes." That narrative has flipped.  Today, every industry ...

As Africa’s broadcasting and streaming landscape accelerates its migration to cloud-powered infrastructure, the industry is confronting a critical question: how do we effectively protect content in an increasingly decentralised, borderless ...

As generative artificial intelligence rapidly becomes embedded across the media value chain, broadcast newsrooms are being challenged to rethink how journalism is produced, distributed, and governed—without compromising editorial integrity. Against ...

Spectrum allocation has become one of the most consequential regulatory issues shaping the future of digital broadcasting in Africa. As transmission technologies evolve and cloud-based delivery models gain traction, the ...

At the recently concluded BMA webinar, "From Spots to Streams: How Broadcasters Can Monetise Across Linear, OTT and FAST Platforms," held on the 20th January 2026, Jeff Schon, CEO of ...

Broadcast Media Africa (BMA), the leading industry convener for the continent's media sector, is proud to announce that Mangomolo, a global pioneer in end-to-end Over-The-Top (OTT) video platform solutions, has ...

A young entrepreneur in Nairobi wants to catch the latest Premier League match. He has the app, a solid 4G connection, and the desire to watch. But as he reaches ...