dailyloe.com – Warner Bros. Discovery has expanded its streaming service to dozens of new countries across Africa. The rollout includes major English-speaking nations like Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa. French-speaking regions such as Senegal and Ivory Coast are also included.
The service is now available in over 25 English-including territories on the continent. This includes Ghana, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Key French-including markets now served are Cameroon, Gabon, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
This strategic move aims to capture a growing audience of digital consumers in Africa. The continent’s internet and smartphone penetration has been rising steadily. Streaming competition is increasing as global platforms seek new subscribers.
The expansion follows the service’s established presence in European markets like Germany and Switzerland. It represents a significant step in the company’s international growth strategy. The African digital entertainment market is viewed as a key area for future development.[]
Source: Warner Bros. Discovery
