Tag: News & Reports

CABSAT, the leading broadcast show in the MEASA region, has announced new dates for its upcoming event, now set for October 5–7, 2026, which allows exhibitors ample time to organise ...

Reed Hastings, the co-founder and chairman of Netflix, is set to resign from the company's board in June, concluding nearly thirty years of transformative leadership at one of the foremost ...

The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) has unveiled the Digital Terrestrial Television Broadcasting Regulations for 2026, setting forth a new regulatory structure for the nation’s broadcasting landscape following ...

Nigeria's media scene is poised for a significant transformation with the launch of Blue Economy Television (BETV), a dedicated broadcast platform focused on the country's expansive maritime sector. The channel ...

Namibia has allocated US$2.3 million to enhance rural connectivity, aiming to bridge one of Africa's most persistent digital divides. This funding, part of Phase II of the Universal Service Fund ...

The rising costs of global football are starting to loom heavily over the Kingdom of Eswatini. As the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) anticipates record revenues of US$11 billion ...

ACCRA, GHANA — Legal experts, students, and senior citizens in Ghana have issued a stinging rebuke of Reform UK's recent proposal to impose visa restrictions on African and Caribbean nations ...

FREETOWN, SIERRA LEONE — As the conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt global energy markets, Sierra Leonean entrepreneur Andrew Sahr Norma is leading a sustainable revolution. His company, ...

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA — Winston Fani, a man who has lived with glaucoma since birth and lost his sight completely at the age of 13, is proving that vision ...

As traditional revenue models face mounting pressure, African media organisations are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to unlock new monetisation opportunities and drive sustainable growth. According to the AI ...