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IDFA Bertha Fund opens submissions for European filmmakers looking to collaborate with filmmakers from Africa and other continents.

South African filmmaker Rehad Desai says Netflix and Amazon have no interest in acquiring Africa’s political documentaries.

WHO partners with FESPACO to screen African films, promoting health awareness through the Health for All Film Festival.

The Pan African Film & Arts Festival (PAFF) has announced its list of 2025 winners, which includes projects from South Africa and Kenya.

Nigerian filmmaker Mildred Okwo has raised questions about recent Nollywood box office figures.

The National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF) invites filmmakers to submit applications for funding in various categories for the 2025/2026 financial year.

Projects from Senegal’s Awa Moctar Gueye and Joseph Gaï Ramaka are included in a slate presented by Yetu (Un)Limited at the 2025 EFM.

Durban FilmMart Institute announces 8 animation projects for 2025, featuring films from South Africa, Cameroon, Egypt, and Nigeria.

Anna Marsh, CEO of StudioCanal, says her outfit is looking to increase its ownership stake in Multichoice.

The “Screen Nigeria” platform will showcase Nigerian creativity across TV, film, and other audiovisual forms at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.