[Business Spotlight] From Zimbabwe to Hollywood, Michael S. Maponga is building a Netflix for Pan-Africa

April 04, 2018 18:33 UTC

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[Business Spotlight] From Zimbabwe to Hollywood, Michael S. Maponga is building a Netflix for Pan-Africa

To boot, his platform, AfroLandTV, is free. Our vision is to become the biggest online TV streaming Pan African platform boosting original content from Africa and its diaspora. The best part is AfroLandTV is to sign up and watch content. Our target audience is Pan Africanists in the African diaspora. Why should people watch AfroLandTV as opposed to say Netflix or any other streaming platforms that are also distributing African films and content?

Source: The North Africa Journal April 04, 2018 18:33 UTC

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