Africa’s A24 Media and MHz Networks (US) have announced a new partnership where the latter will feature news shorts from A24, Africa’s first online delivery site for material from journalists, African broadcasters and NGOs from around the continent.
The A24 content will be featured on MHz Worldview, MHz Networks national channel. Viewers in over 30 million MHz digital broadcast, cable, satellite and telco households will get to see this content.
Africa’s oldest independent production company A24 Media, which is part of Camerapix, continues its mission of telling African stories with the aim of inspiring audiences and promoting debate. It continues to grow and maintain its record of high quality productions concerning key events and issues in Africa.
Spanning 40 years and home to four million images of Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, the Camerapix Archive is the largest visual resource of its kind in Africa, with over 8,000 hours of unique and historic video footage. Catalogue content includes current affairs, historical events, people and personalities, tribal images, wildlife, landscapes, and rare aerial and underwater photography.
The company’s founder – the late legendary photojournalist Mohamed Amin, won many awards and accolades for his work, including the role he played in exposing the devastating Ethiopian famine of 1984 to the rest of the world. Report by Martin Chemhere
