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Demand Africa Closes Global Distribution Deals with Africa’s Lead Content Providers

October 31, 2019
2 min read
Author: Akim Benamara

“Demand Africa is a first of its kind streaming platform connecting over 140 million viewers in the diaspora to the works of top creative producers from across Africa and beyond,” said Dean Cates, VP Digital at The Africa Channel. “We are proud to continue to expand our commitment to showcasing the best of Africa to new global audiences, while creating distribution opportunities with best in class reporting and monetization. This highly curated selection of content joins a growing library of subscription on-demand entertainment and ad-supported streaming channels allowing viewers to experience the rich culture and diversity of Africa like never before.”

M-NET Studios – content highlights include multiple award winning serial dramas, The Wild, South Africa’s reality competition hit, The Wedding Bashers, and runaway success dating game show, Date My  Family in addition to popular made-for-television movies and long running criminal investigation, prime time drama and food series.

Cote Óuest – content highlights feature some of Nigeria’s box office hit films like October 1 and Phone Swap as well as Ghanian movies Love or Something Like that and The Perfect Picture and television dramas, Shampaign, Adam’s Apples and V-Republic.

eTV – contributions include the female-led crime drama series, Traffic!, long running dramatic hits Broken Vows and Ashes to Ashes, in addition to reality competition series Turn Up and Dance.

BBC –  offers its high quality programs including Africa Eye, an investigative journalism series that uncovers crime and perpetuates meaningful dialogue on some of today’s toughest topics. Other contributions include daily news program Focus on Africa which reports world headlines from an African perspective and entertaining, teen-oriented factual weekly, What’s New featuring inspirational stories of musicians, artists, authors, athletes and everything trending for young people around the world.

SABC – offers the first post-apartheid soap opera with an all black production team, Generations in addition soap opera Isidingo and other long running, popular drama series, Hard Copy and The Mating Game.

Demand Africa  is currently available on the web, iOS, Android, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Roku.

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