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Javulani Nkolele
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Rise and Shine

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Peter NdoroAsanda Beda
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Palesa TauBenjamin Moshatama
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Mariamo Hassamo

A Producer and presenter of the Portuguese service desk with over 10 years of experience in the…
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Thami Ngubeni

Award-winning, multi-skilled broadcaster, Thami Ngubeni, was once labelled a ‘Media Chameleon’ by a local publication
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Jacob Tivane

He is Presenter/Producer for Channel Africa’s Portuguese service desk.
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Morris Muvunzi

Host of Afro Republic, is a seasoned broadcaster with over 25 years of experience in the industry.
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Jean Abedi

Jean Abedi is a Producer/Presenter for Channel Africa’s kiSwahili desk.
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Benjamin Moshatama

Benjamin Moshatama, who identifies as Pan-Africanist, has been a broadcasting and print journalist for over 15 years.
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What happens when African filmmakers stop thinking only country by country and start building a continental film ecosystem? 🎬🌍 At TIFA 2026 in New Orleans, Channel Africa’s Poppy Ntshongwana sits down with Carolyn Carew, Executive Producer and Co-Founder of Free Women Films, to discuss the opportunities emerging for African filmmakers, producers and storytellers. Reflecting on her experience at TIFA, Carew speaks about the powerful cultural connection she encountered between Africa, New Orleans and the Caribbean, and the potential for filmmakers from Africa, Jamaica, Barbados and the United States to collaborate on new stories and productions. She argues that Africa’s next opportunity lies in greater co-production across the continent, stronger film treaties and incentives, shared infrastructure and, crucially, distribution that allows African productions to reach African audiences at scale. With a continental audience of more than a billion people, her message is simple: African filmmakers already have an enormous market at home, and much of its potential remains untapped. Carew also shares the journey behind Extravagant Ways to Say Goodbye, a film written and directed by Lisa Kuhn, from development through Sundance Labs and pitching at Cannes to its festival premiere in Canada. It’s a conversation about African stories, collaboration, investment and building an industry capable of taking those stories from the continent to the world. 🎙️ Interviewer: Poppy Ntshongwana, Channel Africa 🎬 Guest: Carolyn Carew, Executive Producer & Co-Founder, Free Women Films 🎥 Multimedia Production: Sifiso Hlope 📍 TIFA 2026 | New Orleans, USA Subscribe to Channel Africa for more conversations with the filmmakers, investors and creatives shaping Africa’s storytelling economy. #ChannelAfrica #TIFA2026 #AfricanFilm Lightbox link for post with description What happens when African filmmakers stop ...

Carolyn Carew on the Future of African Film, Co-Productions & Global Collaboration | TIFA 2026

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Welcome to Channel AFRICA

The African
Beat, Beauty
& Strength
Special Projects
Advertisement
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Read More
Read More
' by the hour!
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Kiswahili

Chinyanja

Portuguese

French

Today's Line Up

Here’s today’s lineup on Channel Africa, based on the official schedule:

Show Line Up
Afro Republic
00:00 - 03:00

Afro Republic

Previous
Morris Muvunzi
GO TO SHOW
Morning Reset
03:00 - 06:00

Morning Reset

Previous
Javulani Nkolele
GO TO SHOW
Rise and Shine
06:00 - 09:00

Rise and Shine

Previous
Peter NdoroAsanda Beda
GO TO SHOW
On The Move
09:00 - 12:00

On The Move

Previous
Palesa TauBenjamin Moshatama
GO TO SHOW

Your Favorites

Your favourite in one place — stay updated and in the running.

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  • Competitions

Enter exciting contests and giveaways. Stay tuned for chances to win exclusive Channel Africa merchandise and experiences.

EXPLORE
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  • Music

Explore African rhythms, curated playlists, and artist spotlights from across the continent. Celebrate the sound of Africa with curated playlists.

EXPLORE
Image Banner Shows alt
  • Radio Shows

Catch your favourite programs live or on-demand. From current affairs to cultural deep-dives, there’s something for every listener.

EXPLORE
Podcast Banner Alt
  • Podcast

Listen to thought-provoking conversations, investigative series, and stories that matter — anytime, anywhere.

EXPLORE

Live Activity Update.

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Competitions

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Events

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Polls

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Featured Content

Your favourite in one place — stay updated and in the running.

Mall

  • January 16, 2026
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Farm

  • January 16, 2026
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School

  • January 16, 2026
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Work

  • January 16, 2026
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Home

  • January 16, 2026
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Nigeria, Algeria set for blockbuster AFCON quarter-final

Nigeria and Algeria are set for a blockbuster quarter-final at the Africa Cup of Nations in
  • January 8, 2026
READ MORE

More Presenters

The voices behind Channel Africa — passionate storytellers, journalists, and broadcasters from across the continent.

View More

Mariamo Hassamo

A Producer and presenter of the Portuguese service desk with over 10 years of experience in the…
About Presenter

Thami Ngubeni

Award-winning, multi-skilled broadcaster, Thami Ngubeni, was once labelled a ‘Media Chameleon’ by a local publication
About Presenter

Jacob Tivane

He is Presenter/Producer for Channel Africa’s Portuguese service desk.
About Presenter

Morris Muvunzi

Host of Afro Republic, is a seasoned broadcaster with over 25 years of experience in the industry.
About Presenter

Jean Abedi

Jean Abedi is a Producer/Presenter for Channel Africa’s kiSwahili desk.
About Presenter

Benjamin Moshatama

Benjamin Moshatama, who identifies as Pan-Africanist, has been a broadcasting and print journalist for over 15 years.
About Presenter
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Channel Africa

14 hours ago

What happens when African filmmakers stop thinking only country by country and start building a continental film ecosystem? 🎬🌍 At TIFA 2026 in New Orleans, Channel Africa’s Poppy Ntshongwana sits down with Carolyn Carew, Executive Producer and Co-Founder of Free Women Films, to discuss the opportunities emerging for African filmmakers, producers and storytellers. Reflecting on her experience at TIFA, Carew speaks about the powerful cultural connection she encountered between Africa, New Orleans and the Caribbean, and the potential for filmmakers from Africa, Jamaica, Barbados and the United States to collaborate on new stories and productions. She argues that Africa’s next opportunity lies in greater co-production across the continent, stronger film treaties and incentives, shared infrastructure and, crucially, distribution that allows African productions to reach African audiences at scale. With a continental audience of more than a billion people, her message is simple: African filmmakers already have an enormous market at home, and much of its potential remains untapped. Carew also shares the journey behind Extravagant Ways to Say Goodbye, a film written and directed by Lisa Kuhn, from development through Sundance Labs and pitching at Cannes to its festival premiere in Canada. It’s a conversation about African stories, collaboration, investment and building an industry capable of taking those stories from the continent to the world. 🎙️ Interviewer: Poppy Ntshongwana, Channel Africa 🎬 Guest: Carolyn Carew, Executive Producer & Co-Founder, Free Women Films 🎥 Multimedia Production: Sifiso Hlope 📍 TIFA 2026 | New Orleans, USA Subscribe to Channel Africa for more conversations with the filmmakers, investors and creatives shaping Africa’s storytelling economy. #ChannelAfrica #TIFA2026 #AfricanFilm Lightbox link for post with description What happens when African filmmakers stop ...

Carolyn Carew on the Future of African Film, Co-Productions & Global Collaboration | TIFA 2026

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