The June 6 bundling deal between Netflix and CANAL+ improves access. But could it also hint at the beginning of co-financed, co-produced content for African markets?
There’s no sign of that yet. But the infrastructure and incentives are starting to align, particularly as CANAL+ gains ground in both Francophone and Anglophone territories.
Akoroko breaks down:
– What this partnership changes
– Where Netflix still hasn’t invested
– Why CanalOlympia’s physical footprint matters
– And who still isn’t in the room: African-owned platforms
🎧 Audio version available (5 minutes).
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