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The New Economics of African Entertainment

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Africa's entertainment and media sectors are evolving rapidly, but technology alone won't determine the winners. Charles Stuart of PwC unpacks the latest Africa Entertainment & Media Outlook, examining growth opportunities across South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria, the rise of gaming, shifting advertising trends and the enduring value of cultural connection
15 Oct 11AM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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