The eleventh edition of the Ghislaine Dupont and Claude Verlon Scholarship is now open. Once again this year, it is open to all young journalists and reporting technicians under the age of 35 who have already worked in radio for at least two years and who reside in one of...
Ligue 1 on Canal+ until 2029
Canal+ Afrique, the long-standing broadcaster of Ligue 1 in French-speaking sub-Saharan Africa, has signed a new broadcasting contract with the LFP for the next five seasons, until 2029. In France, CANAL+ holds the broadcasting rights for Champions League and Europa League matches but did not respond to the Ligue 1...
Adicomdays: See you on September 20 and 21 in Kinshasa
The annual gathering of digital professionals will take place on September 20 and 21 in Kinshasa. This year's ADICOM DAYS will focus on the theme of "Digital Business & Return on Investment." The eighth edition of this event, which has successfully promoted digital communication professionals, will feature, as it has...
The 9th edition of the African Cristal Festival will take place on September 26 in Casablanca.
Mehdi El Alj, president of the African Cristal Festival, has reason to celebrate: the ninth edition of the renowned AFRICAN CRITAL festival will take place for the second time under his leadership in CASABLANCA on September 26. Nimo Awil, Creative Director at London-based agency Forsman & Bodenfors, will be the...
Fausseni Dembele, Director General of RTI, relieved of his duties
Fausseni Dembélé, Director General of Radiodiffusion Télévision Ivoirienne (RTI) since 2019, was relieved of his duties by the Head of State following the Council of Ministers meeting on July 10. Jean Martial Adou, the current chief of staff to the Minister of Communication, has been appointed acting Director General pending...
73.7% of Ivorians get their news from the internet and digital media.
The survey conducted by the National Press Authority (ANP) with the support of the Media Support and Development Agency (ASDM) in Côte d'Ivoire on the question of "How do Ivorians get their information? " shows that the internet, digital media, and television are almost equally popular sources of information for...
“How do Ivorians get their news?”: NCI beats RTI 1 among 18-35 year olds
Ali Diarassouba, head of news at Nouvelle Chaîne Ivoirienne (NCI), must be rubbing his hands with glee: the results of the survey initiated by the National Press Authority (ANP) with financial support from the Media Support and Development Agency (ASDM) in Côte d'Ivoire on the question of "How do Ivorians...
Life TV celebrates its 4th anniversary
Launched just four years ago by Fabrice Sawegnon, Life TV has carved out a niche for itself in the Ivorian audiovisual landscape. From the outset, the channel has made its mark in the competitive landscape thanks to a modern and sophisticated marketing approach that highlights its presenters, journalists, and everyone...
Digital advertising: we tell you everything you need to know about the different advertising formats
Digital advertising is increasingly being used by advertisers in French-speaking sub-Saharan Africa. According to our estimates, it already accounts for between 10 and 15% of total advertising expenditure by advertisers, with significant disparities between countries, of course, since Internet penetration also varies greatly from one country to another. Display Advertising...
Who wants "GOLDEN FREQUENCIES" in AFSS?
Under pressure from international organizations, African countries committed in 2015 to phasing out analog television broadcasting and replacing it with digital terrestrial television (DTT). The main reason for the migration to DTT was to free up frequencies for telecom operators. Other expected benefits included improved image quality (compared to...