Africa's creative economy is entering a new era following the launch of an ambitious Pan-African Film and Audiovisual Fund designed to mobilise up to US$1 billion for the continent's film, television and digital media industries, signalling one of the largest investment drives ever undertaken for African storytelling.
Pan-African Film and Audiovisual Fund Launched to Transform Continent's Creative Economy
Dawan Africa, 09 July 2026, International
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