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The session delved into the current landscape of Africa’s broadcast media sector, highlighting the unique challenges and opportunities faced by broadcasters in the region. Kamayoyo emphasized the critical need for content that resonates with African audiences, noting that local content production is essential for maintaining cultural relevance and audience engagement. He pointed out that while there is a growing demand for high-quality, locally produced content, significant obstacles exist, such as limited funding, inadequate infrastructure, and the need for technological advancements.

The discussion also touched on the importance of partnerships and collaborations between broadcasters, content creators, and advertisers to foster a more sustainable media ecosystem. Kamayoyo concluded by urging stakeholders to work together to overcome these challenges and ensure that African broadcasting remains a vital platform for cultural expression and information dissemination.

Some key points from the resource include:

• Cultural Relevance
• Challenges in Content Production
• Digital Transformation
• Regulatory Support