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South Africa's attempt to switch from analogue to digital television has encountered another significant setback. A South Africa High Court has suspended the 31 March deadline for the analogue signal ...

As Africa embraces the next phase of its broadcasting evolution, the transition to digital audio broadcasting (DAB) has emerged as a pivotal area of focus. The upcoming Radio and Digital ...

MTN Group and Airtel Africa have unveiled a groundbreaking partnership to share mobile phone network infrastructures in key markets such as Uganda and Nigeria. This initiative aims to reduce investment ...

As media, telecommunications, and technology continue to converge at an accelerating pace, regulators across East Africa face mounting challenges in crafting policy and oversight frameworks that can keep up. This ...

Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) conducted an industry survey on the monetisation of Broadcast Content via advertising within the African landscape. The survey provides valuable insights into the evolving dynamics of ...

CGTN-Africa) is significantly increasing its resources to expand coverage across all five regions of Africa. This strategic investment aims to provide more in-depth reporting, offering a comprehensive view of the ...

As Africa moves steadily toward a fully digital broadcasting ecosystem, the readiness of various demographic groups to adopt and benefit from digital radio and audio services has become a focal ...

The legal challenge from eTV, Media Monitoring Africa, and SOS Support Public Broadcasting to postpone the upcoming analogue switch-off date continued yesterday, March 19, at the Gauteng High Court in ...

Effective content preservation and archiving have never been more critical in the ever-evolving digital broadcasting landscape. As broadcasters and media organisations across East Africa continue to embrace digital platforms, ensuring ...

MTN Group has reported a significant loss after tax of US$618 million for the past year, as revealed in its 2024 annual results. This marks a dramatic decline of approximately ...