Africa Media Festival 2025: Bridging Gaps, Connecting Media Futures
African Media Festival (AMF) returns its third edition From February 26th to 27th, 2025To the Kenya National Museum in Norobrid. AMF is known as the media professionals, a party who tells stories and innovators. AMF has become a key platform for the future cooperation and meaningful dialogue about African media.
Finish 1,300 participants, 120 speakers and 50 meetings In the first two years, AMF continued to participate, including media practice and expanding the participation of African voices, and tolerance activities setting standards. The theme of this year, “Mes the gap, connect the media futures”, “,” It aims to solve the structure, technological and cultural challenges in African media, and at the same time formulate a way for collaboration and representatives. This is like finding an oasis in the desert, except for our ridicule of inspiration and fresh ideas, not water. This year, we see how the media and creative circles are exerting their light, keeping up with the changing atmosphere of the audience and the technology rolling that we are all riding. We can’t wait to listen to your story, your victory, and even your “thought?” “Baraza Lab’s executive director Maurice Otieno said.
Expectation of AMF 2025
The two -day event will provide participants with various experiences for learning, networks and exchanges. This includes:
- Claim conversation: A short, influential meeting, discuss new ideas and views.
- Lecture class: Practical and practical opportunities can participate in emerging trends and tools in the media.
- Do not attend the meeting: The discussion led by the participants is to encourage a frank dialogue.
- Demonstration: Innovative storytelling technology and media technology.
“This year, the African Media Festival is an unknown hero who pays attention to the media industry. The work of these media industries is often ignored, but it will cause significant impacts. Participants can expect dynamic meetings that stand out in today’s saturated content to create landscapes. Affecting media practitioners’ deepening discussions on the right of representatives and practical lecture classes tailored by young media professionals in Africa. Behavior. Prepare to establish contact with the media and creative professionals, get valuable insights, and celebrate the development of the media.
The reason for AMF 2025
AMF’s mission surpasses the activity itself. By creating cooperation opportunities for cross -departments, regions and generations, the festival aims to strengthen the promotion of African media growth and representative connection.
Baraza Lab’s marketing and communication manager Lisa Muchangi said: “The African Media Festival is the center of our media and creative communities. This is a space for collaboration outside the event. The person in charge of the media can add a collective to actively shape an important narrative. “
AMF 2025 ensures that their plans and audiences reflect the diversity of the mainland. Rural creators, independent media, and marginalized communities will share the stage with established professionals and industry leaders, which contribute to a activity of the same look -looking thinking.
The festival is the starting point of continuous dialogue and collaboration. Through post -event activities such as industry seminars, regional forums, and online participation, AMF is still actively participating in the future participants of African media.
AMF 2025 is honored to cooperate with the media, industry leaders and charitable organizations, and they share the vision of changing the African media ecosystem. The introduction of the AMF Ambassador plan will further expand the festival information, thereby using Kenya, South Africa, Nigeria, Uganda, Tanzania and other influential voices.
The African Media Festival provides a valuable opportunity in 2025, which can join the increasing movement celebrating the African story and the establishment of a connection in the entire media community.
For more information and register, please visit www.africamediafestival.comEssence
