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Netflix pulls a nostalgic move on its Nigerian audience today as it announces plans to produce an original series and movie from two classic novels by popular Nigerian authors. What else should be expected?
With the MultiChoice Group set to begin streaming Netflix and Amazon Prime content, what becomes of its plans to make DStv Now a standalone streaming service?
The Nigerian Broadcasting Commission released an amendment to the 6th edition of its broadcasting code that could bring an end to exclusive content on iROKOtv, Netflix, and PayTV platforms airing in Nigeria.
With social distancing rules and the sit-home order came an increased demand for home entertainment. Though things are not rosy for cinemas during this period, they still remain relevant.
Popular Nigerian TV sensation, Big Brother Naija, recently announced plans to kick-off Season 5 with calls for auditions via online video submissions. What does this mean for the organisers and potential contestants?
Today, YouTube launched its music service, YouTube Music and its ad-free video service, YouTube Premium in Nigeria. Here’s what you need to know about them.
On the heels of the launch of Netflix Naija, we got a hint that Netflix has commenced the shooting of a new Nollywood original, the success of which will bring more. What should Nigerians expect?
As Netflix opened a dedicated Twitter account for its Nigerian subscribers — Netflix Naija — we look at the reactions that trailed it and the possibilities it holds for local viewership going forward
Despite making an attempt by launching 3flix TV in 2018, Airtel Nigeria has launched Airtel TV — a TV and video-on-demand app that allows users to watch video content and stream live TV programmes. But will this catch on?
A look at how figures from MultiChoice and Netflix point to the fact that South Africa is likely going to be a major market for it streaming service, DStv Now which is going solo by March 2020.
The most popular reality TV show in Nigeria — Big Brother Naija ‘Pepper Dem’ edition — came to an end on Sunday. According to raw data gathered by TFW, Mercy Eke who carted away ₦30 million didn’t just win in the house but also happened to be the most talked-about on Twitter, by fans and…
Based on Netlfix’s Q2 2018 to Q2 2019 revenue report, a few research and data companies estimated the top 50 countries with the highest number of Netflix subscribers. Nigeria is not one of them.
Barely after two weeks of shutting down its entertainment division, Econet Media is putting up its shares for sale in Kwese and other businesses across Africa and Dubai
MultiChoice Africa has announced plans to slash DStv subscription fees across East Africa
Econet Media Limited, the parent company of Kwese TV put the final nail on its entertainment division.
The impending launch of Disney’s video streaming platform, Netflix’s response in an increasing drive for local content and what this could mean for African content producers and animators
Boomplay, Africa’s fastest rising music streaming platform, recently raised $20 million in Series A funding. What does this mean for the continent’s music streaming market?
Following nationwide auditions, Big Brother Naija now has a new sponsor for the 2019 edition and it’s online sports betting company, Bet9ja
Pay TV provider DStv has said it will not allow the pay as you view model for its customers and here is why