twitteryou tubeacpRSS Feed

amos5AMOS operator Spacecom has announced that OFIVE TV, an international TV network operating in Africa, will become part of the French broadcast bouquet on the AMOS-5 communications satellite located at 17°E

SatLink Communications will provide the TV distribution platform on the satellite.

OFIVE TV is headquartered in Paris with broadcasts to more than 60 countries worldwide.

The company CEO Nicolas Oyas said, “French-speaking Africa is clearly in need of our network, especially since we are focusing on the new generation of alternative media.

“This new youth culture is the fastest-growing segment of the media market. With AMOS-5, we plan to reach millions of African viewers and capture the interest of the continent’s young people.”

Spacecom vice-president for sales Amir Carmeli said, “The AMOS-5 Ku-band is perfectly placed for delivering OFIVE TV to all of French speaking Africa. Our solution is bringing the network’s exciting content to an emerging generation of young music, fashion and lifestyle leaders.

“The AMOS-5 neighborhood at 17°E is growing fast and this is an excellent addition to the content of our French speaking bouquet.”

Empowering girls through innovation in education across Africa. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

(L-R): Dr Diane Karusisi, CEO, Bank of Kigali and Dr Reda Helal, group managing director – processing, Africa and co-head group processing, Network International. (Image source: Network International)

Kagiso Mothibi, MTN SA’s general manager for fintech products and services. (Image source: MTN)

Huawei Cloud pledges US$10mn in credits, aims to support 100 Nigerian startups, fostering innovation & digital transformation. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

Orange Digital Center and Coursera join forces to offer free certification courses for new digital professions. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

Africa Data Centres & DPA SA pioneer solar farm for sustainable data solutions in South Africa. (Image source: African Data Centres)

MTN leads South Africa's mobile networks with exceptional speeds, while Vodacom excels in 5G. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

Debbie Beech, country manager: SA and SADC at cybersecurity expert, Exclusive Networks Africa. (Image source: Exclusive Networks Africa)

MTN & Airtel create APEP to boost mobile money in Congo. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

By TechScan Africa and PayTechAfrica - Unveiling Africa's digital payment shift. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

Dietmar Siersdorfer, managing director at Siemens Energy Middle East and Africa. (Image source: Siemens Energy)

In the MENA region, cybersecurity is crucial amidst rising digitalisation and state-sponsored cyber threats, met by BBS Technology's comprehensive solutions. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

MTN's Bayobab expands fiber network across Africa, boosting connectivity. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA), the leading ANSI-accredited standards development body for the ICT Industry, recognises Siemon for outstanding engagement, both as an individual and a company. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

Check Point & NVIDIA collaborate on Check Point AI Cloud Protect, enhancing security for AI workloads in the cloud amid rising cyber threats. (Image source: Adobe Stock)