Christina Bwana, COO of Ubongo was featured in an exclusive interview on Broadcast Media Africa. She shared valuable insights on the key challenges facing African broadcasters and explored innovative solutions that could shape the future of the industry.
Broadcast Media Afica: “Limit Content Influx From Abroad – Give Creators In Africa Chance to Further Succeed”
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