Tag: Southern African Broadcasting Association (SABA)

Africa's leading media organisations are calling for radical cooperation across the digital ecosystem. The OTT Content Streaming Summit – Africa 2026, hosted by the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) and ...

The Broadcasters Convention – Southern Africa 2025 officially commenced yesterday, 28th October 2025, at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, Zimbabwe, in the majestic setting of Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, with a dynamic ...

The Broadcasters Convention—Southern Africa 2025 is pleased to announce LAWO as an official partner for this year's event, which will take place from 28 to 30 October 2025 at the ...

As the media landscape undergoes rapid transformation, one question looms: how will broadcasters sustain their businesses in a world dominated by digital disruption? For decades, traditional advertising and licensing fees ...

Broadcast Media Africa (BMA), in collaboration with the Southern African Broadcasting Association (SABA), invites all industry professionals to submit entries for the forthcoming Broadcast Media Awards – Southern Africa 2025. ...

The media landscape in Southern Africa is as vibrant and diverse as its people. From the bustling radio waves to the captivating TV dramas they produce, media professionals work tirelessly ...

The BMA/SABA Broadcast Media Awards – Southern Africa 2025 is pleased to unveil its distinguished panel of judges. The awards, scheduled to take place on 29 October 2025 at the ...

Broadcast Media Africa (BMA), in a strategic partnership with the Southern African Broadcasting Association (SABA), today officially announced the inaugural Broadcast Media Awards—Southern Africa 2025. This flagship event will recognise ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant prospect—it is here, shaping how media is produced, distributed, and consumed. Across Africa, the rise of AI presents both a transformative opportunity ...

At a time when societies are navigating rapid digital transformation, broadcasting's role as a pillar of social inclusion and economic development in Africa is more critical than ever. This will ...