Twenty-two programmes. One question.
Four live news programmes, equal in standing, follow the sun. Two daily appointments complete the flagship line-up: GRAND FORMAT, which brings the day's four editions back into one studio, and GLOBAL INTERVIEW, which brings a leading voice to one issue or decision shaping Africa's relationship with the world, explaining why it matters.
Each Flagship runs in two 20-minute parts, with news and business updates in the breaks, so a viewer who stays for less than twenty minutes still leaves informed. The exception is GLOBAL INTERVIEW: 20 to 25 minutes, no interruption.
A schedule driven by geography, not by the clock.
Seven magazines. Seven arenas where Africa and the world meet.
The news says what happened today. The Magazines explain the forces beneath. They have what a bulletin never has: time, to go into the field, to follow a story to its end, and to let data and maps make a complex subject readable. Who controls the routes? Who finances the projects? Who sets the terms? Twenty-six minutes each.
Africa Skies
26 min, weekly, 12 episodes
Africa Skies charts the battle for Africa's air corridors.
Africa By Sea
26 min, weekly, 12 episodes
The race for Africa's ports — and the sea lanes behind them.
Africa Power Grid
26 min, weekly, 12 episodes
Africa Power Grid tracks the resources, the deals and the decisions behind the energy Africa holds and the world needs.
Afro Sides
26 min, weekly, 12 episodes
Afro Sides finds the African side of the world's great cities: music, fashion, film, cuisine.
Diaspora: The African Edge
26 min, weekly, 12 episodes
The Global Africans Shaping Markets, Innovation, and Culture
Africa, Planet Frontline
26 min, twice a month, 12 episodes, premium documentary
Environmental stories from the field. Action and cooperation, not just crisis.
The African Footprint
26 min, weekly, 12 episodes
The athlete, beyond the stadium.
Nine short-form intelligence briefs. Forty-five seconds. One measure of where the world stands with Africa.
Nine short-form intelligence briefs, six daily and three weekly, in one fixed structure: five seconds to open, thirty to inform, ten to draw the meaning. Each brief carries one sponsor, on the same terms as the Magazines, looped five to eight times a day.
On the Agenda
Daily · 45 seconds · First link of the chain: the agenda precedes the decision
On the Agenda shows where Africa sits on the world's agenda.
Boardroom
Daily · 45 seconds · Second link: the decision
Boardroom follows the decisions global companies take on an African dossier, one decision a day.
Maps & Impacts
Daily · 45 seconds · Third link: influence has a geography
Maps & Impacts maps where the world's powers are moving.
Global Demand
Daily · 45 seconds · Fourth link: demand is where influence is exercised
Global Demand counts what the world is asking of Africa.
Influence Index
Weekly · 45 seconds · Fifth link, and the close of the chain
Influence Index measures, each week, who is gaining influence and who is losing it.
Market Signals
Daily · 45 seconds · Widens the field: the money
Market Signals reads what the world's financial markets say about Africa, three signals a day.
Tech Pulse Africa
Daily · 45 seconds · Widens the field: technology
Tech Pulse Africa tracks who is investing in Africa's technology, where and why.
Global Africa Poll
Weekly · 45 seconds · Widens the field: opinion
Global Africa Poll: what available polls measure, how they are conducted, and what they tell us.
Africa Before the Court
Weekly · 45 seconds · Widens the field: the law
Africa Before the Court follows one case a week in which Africa's interests are argued in the world's courtrooms.