GhanaWeb targets Ghanaians interested in local news and current affairs in Ghana and beyond. They are leading news sites respectively for Ghana and Cameroon. GhanaWeb and CamerounWeb are part of the AfricaWeb Holding group, an advertising and digital solutions provider for African publishers. Our partnership with the BBC is part of the AfricaWeb dream of building Africa-wide collaborative relationships to make a more positive impact on the continent.” Ismail Akwei, Editor-in-Chief, AfricaWeb says: “GhanaWeb and CamerounWeb have been serving Ghanaians and Cameroonians with quality news and independent journalism that have kept readers enlightened while safeguarding their right to freedom of expression. We’re very pleased to be partnering with AfricaWeb and look forward to expanding our service to a wider audience online.” Oluwatoyosi Ogunseye, Head of West Africa Languages, BBC World Service says: “This partnership provides an opportunity to expand our digital reach in Ghana and Cameroon simultaneously to a combined audience of 6 million online visitors to both sites. Read our profile on United Kingdom Government and Media. The BBC held a monopoly on television in Great Britain until 1954 and on radio until 1972.
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TV broadcasting was suspended during the second world war, and BBC radio was an important source for news and entertainment. The Comb podcast – our weekly Podcast for young Africans The BBC began the world’s first regular television service in 1932.♻BC News Minute English – audio bulletins This partnership expands BBC World Service digital reach in Ghana and Cameroon with a combined audience of 6 million online visitors to both sites per month. BBC News Minute is the BBC’s 60-second news round-up that keeps audiences up to date with what is trending and shared on social media, while the BBC News World Service audio stream has a range of audio content with global appeal.īBC News Afrique will be the first international news provider on Cameroun Web’s website, extending the reach of BBC News content to their 2 million visitors.īBC News Afrique, Pidgin and Hausa will offer existing and new GhanaWeb and CamerounWeb audiences another way to further engage with in depth news content in local languages.
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