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* '''The Morning Call:''' Co-hosted by two anchors, this show focuses on updates in major stories which happened overnight or yesterday, also politics, interviews, business, sports headlines, and a press review. Broadcast weekdays 06:00, 08:00 and 10:00. |
* '''The Morning Call:''' Co-hosted by two anchors, this show focuses on updates in major stories which happened overnight or yesterday, also politics, interviews, business, sports headlines, and a press review. Broadcast weekdays 06:00, 08:00 and 10:00. |
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* '''Markets:''' A look-up in African stock markets, plus commodities and currencies. |
* '''Markets:''' A look-up in African stock markets, plus commodities and currencies. |
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* '''Business Africa:''' The latest business news in Africa and the world, from an African view. Broadcast Thursday 20:15-20: |
* '''Business Africa:''' The latest business news in Africa and the world, from an African view. Broadcast Thursday 20:15-20:21 WAT. |
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* '''No Comment:''' African version from Euronews' award-winning programme. |
* '''No Comment:''' African version from Euronews' award-winning programme. |
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* '''Météo° Africa / Météo° World:''' Concise and constantly updated weather forecasts. |
* '''Météo° Africa / Météo° World:''' Concise and constantly updated weather forecasts. |
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=== Magazines === |
=== Magazines === |
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* '''Football Planet:''' All you need to know about football. Broadcast Monday 20:15-20:27 WAT. |
* '''Football Planet:''' All you need to know about football. Broadcast Monday 20:15-20:27 WAT. |
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Revision as of 14:57, 7 October 2016
| Headquarters | Pointe-Noire, Congo |
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| Programming | |
| Language(s) | English, French |
| Ownership | |
| Parent | Euronews |
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| Website | www |
Africanews is a 24-hour news channel based out of Pointe-Noire in the Republic of the Congo. The news channel is a subsidiary of France-based euronews and began broadcasting online, TV and via Satellite on 20 April 2016.[1]
Broadcast
Africanews runs news and weather summaries every half-hour.
Languages
Currently the programs are broadcast in both English and French - the on-screen captions are bilingual. The channel plans to expand and accommodate most of the continents population and plans to roll out Swahili, Arabic and Portuguese content soon.[2]
Distribution
The channel currently is broadcast in 33 sub-Saharan countries and is accessible to 7.3 million homes via satellite and Digital terrestrial television networks.[3]
Program
News
- Good Morning Africa / Daily News / Prime Edition / The Nightshift / International Weekend: News bulletins every half hour.
- The Morning Call: Co-hosted by two anchors, this show focuses on updates in major stories which happened overnight or yesterday, also politics, interviews, business, sports headlines, and a press review. Broadcast weekdays 06:00, 08:00 and 10:00.
- Markets: A look-up in African stock markets, plus commodities and currencies.
- Business Africa: The latest business news in Africa and the world, from an African view. Broadcast Thursday 20:15-20:21 WAT.
- No Comment: African version from Euronews' award-winning programme.
- Météo° Africa / Météo° World: Concise and constantly updated weather forecasts.
Magazines
- Football Planet: All you need to know about football. Broadcast Monday 20:15-20:27 WAT.
- Focus: A world issue is put under the spotlight for in-depth analysis.
- This is Culture!: A daily look for arts and entertainment throughout Africa.
- Sci-Tech: Keep you at the cutting edge of technology issue & developments.
- Flashback News - Sport - Business: All the major news / sports / business stories in the past 7 days.
References
- ^ "Africanews is now LIVE on air and online". africanews.channel. Retrieved 2016-04-22.
- ^ "Parte Africanews, canale gemello di euronews, fatto in Africa, per l'Africa e gli africani". euronewsit. Retrieved 2016-04-22.
- ^ "Africanews joins continent's TV fray - BBC News". BBC News. Retrieved 2016-04-22.