Senegal wants to reform its advertising code

Senegal should soon be in a position to reform its advertising code. The Minister of Culture and Communication, Abdoulaye Diop, recently announced his intention to set up a national commission tasked with devising and designing a new regulatory framework for advertising stakeholders. The Senegalese advertising market has been growing for...

Benin: HAAC seeks to clean up the online press sector

On July 7, Benin's High Authority for Audiovisual and Communication (HAAC) ruled in favor of banning online media from operating without authorization. With the advent of digital technology, the number of players in the online news field has multiplied. The Beninese authorities therefore wish to clean up and regulate the...

CAF announces guidelines for the resumption of African football

Following a meeting held on June 30 via videoconference, the Executive Committee of the Confederation of African Football unveiled the next guidelines to be followed for the resumption of African football competitions. In response to the spread of COVID-19 around the world, the Confederation of African Football announced in March...

Women Sports publishes an African edition

In the media world, enthusiasm for the region has intensified in recent years. As a result, many players have made their way to the continent to expand their coverage and get closer to African audiences. Africa is emerging as the new coveted territory for the media, from television to radio...

STARTIMES expands its partnership with DISCOVERY

Pay-TV operator StarTimes is expanding its partnership with Discovery and adding the two channels Investigation Discovery and Discovery Science to its packages. StarTimes already broadcasts the channels Real Time, dedicated to African women, Discovery Family, and the English-language Investigation Discovery. Thanks to this new agreement, StarTimes is continuing its expansion...