Cultural Investment Conference 2025 Archives

“The Battle For Laikipia” – Kenyan Film – Premiered At The Sundance Film Festival

Saudi Arabia Announces US$8.7 Million Investment In Films

October 1, 2025

At the Cultural Investment Conference 2025, recently held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the nation announced two new film investments totalling US$8.7 million, backed by foreign film production companies. However, specific ...

BMA And 360DS Launch Zero-Cost Premium Content Model For Africa’s Free-To-Air Broadcasters

ICASA Licenses 18 New Community Radio Stations Across South Africa

African Children’s Animation Sector Has Talent And IP But Needs Capital And Distribution To Scale, BMA Survey Finds

SADC Nations Move To Harmonise Data Governance For AI Readiness

Nigeria’s Creative Economy Needs Stronger Structures, Finance And IP Protection, Stakeholders Say

BMA Feature: Bulawayo Celebrates Zimbabwe’s 46th Heroes’ Day with Thrilling Motorsport Spectacle

BMA Feature: Young Royal Leads Thousands in Climax of Osun-Osogbo Festival

BMA Feature: Cali Kicks Off 30th Petronio Álvarez Festival with Vibrant Opening Parade

BMA Webinar: Cloud And IP Workflow Security – Strategic And Operational Modalities In Age Of AI

Netflix Acquires African Co-Produced Documentary Shorts For Global Audiences

TVU Networks Technology Powered Iberia’s Live Broadcast Of The August 12 Solar Eclipse

Disney+ Secures Global Streaming Rights To Formula E

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Saudi Arabia Announces US$8.7 Million Investment In Films

BMA Feature: Zimbabwean Innovator Transforms Polystyrene Waste Into Sustainable Thermal Goods

Ghana: Regulator Extends 5G Spectrum Application Deadline To Give Operators More Time

MultiChoice Launches New Gaming Hub – Called “DStv Arcade”

Amazon Launches First Internet Satellites To Compete With Starlink

Trump’s H-1B Visa Bill spooks India’s IT companies

You can now play Bill Gates’ first PC game and run over donkeys on your iPhone, Apple Watch

BMA And 360DS Launch Zero-Cost Premium Content Model For Africa’s Free-To-Air Broadcasters

ICASA Licenses 18 New Community Radio Stations Across South Africa

African Children’s Animation Sector Has Talent And IP But Needs Capital And Distribution To Scale, BMA Survey Finds

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