Category: Sport-en

The curtain fell on Sunday, January 18, on the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, a competition marked by Senegal's victory after a thrilling final. For a month, Africa vibrated to the rhythm of the 52 matches that make up the competition and hundreds of hours of more or less relevant...

While the "free" Ivorian channels RTI and NCI had purchased a package from New World TV comprising the 33 best matches of the Africa Cup of Nations, An agreement was signed just hours before the start of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations following discussions between the Ivorian government, free-to-air...

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) and the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) are pleased to present "Assad," the official mascot of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025, a vibrant symbol of African pride and passion for soccer. Inspired by the Atlas lion, one of Morocco's most iconic...

The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations will undoubtedly be the audiovisual and popular event of the year in Africa. With just a few weeks to go before kick-off and amid a campaign calling for all matches to be broadcast in full—as is the case in English-speaking Africa—launched by a collective...

To announce the broadcast of the upcoming 2025 Africa Cup of Nations matches on CANAL+ in Benin, the Wallace agency created a campaign celebrating Benin's unity, pride, and cultural richness, drawing inspiration from local sayings:" Derrière Guépards y’a Tantie" ("Behind the Cheetahs there's Auntie"), "...y’a Dada" ("...there's Dada"), "...y’a Zem"...

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has launched a tender for the media rights to its main club competitions. This call for tenders includes the rights for the 2025/2026 season for the following tournaments: CAF Champions League (Men's). The CAF Confederation Cup. The 2026 CAF Super Cup. The 2026 CAF...

This summer, in 2025, the CANAL+ group made a major move by renewing its exclusive broadcasting rights for the English Premier League in 50 countries across Europe, Africa, and Asia for the 2025–2028 seasons. This agreement reinforces its status as the preferred broadcaster of major international sporting events in all...

The sports rights market has undergone a dramatic transformation worldwide and in Africa in just four or five years. This change has been marked by the disappearance or weakening of certain long-standing players, the emergence of newcomers—notably digital giants—and a profound technological revolution that is redefining the broadcasting and consumption...

As announced last week by Louis Biyao, lawyer and spokesperson for New World TV, FIFA has just formalized the extension of its partnership with New World TV for the next FIFA World Cup: FIFA World Cup 26™ and for the FIFA Women's World Cup: FIFA Women's World Cup Brazil 2027™....