


Africa’s E&M Market by 2025
Projected value with 6.5% CAGR
growth (PwC)
Did You Know?
Africa has more internet users than North America & South America combined.
Active Social Media Users
Driving mobile-first content and digital-native economies.
Streaming Subs by 2027
African stories fueling Netflix, Showmax, and more.
U.S. Diaspora Spending Power
A powerful global audience seeking authentic African content.
Nigeria's Booming Industry
Among the fastest-growing entertainment sectors globally.
Kenya’s E&M Growth Engine
Mobile services are driving OTT and
digital ad growth.
Growth in South Africa
Most established E&M market on the continent.
Africa’s E&M Infrastructure
Subscriptions via mobile surpass
fixed broadband.
SA’s Video Dominance
Video content accounts for most of South Africa’s data use.
New OTT Subs by 2028
South Africa’s OTT boom reshapes how people stream.
Nigeria’s Paid Search Share
Retail search is leading internet ad revenue.

Content
first
Mobile
first
Data
first
Social
first
AFC exists to build Africa’s next-generation media infrastructure — high-trust journalism, culturally fluent storytelling, and real-world signals that help people make better decisions. Parenthood Nigeria is the first proof of what this ecosystem can do.
Premieres, screenings, salons, annual lists, summits, diaspora gatherings, and festival activations.
Insight notes, sector briefs, surveys, and invite-only councils for decision-makers across culture and business.
AFC content travels through: short-form (IG, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, WhatsApp, Telegram), long-form (features, reporting, YouTube series), and social ecosystems for daily reach and amplification.
Strong AFC franchises evolve into: film & TV, podcasts & audio series, docu-series & visual formats — scalable across Africa and beyond.
Stories create moments. Moments build relationships. Relationships generate insight. Insight fuels the next, bigger story.

AFC builds two types of media brands: