From Avengers to Formula E: Disney reveals what’s coming to Africa

Bizcommunity21 October 2026 at 10:51

Competition for viewers’ time is driving entertainment companies to offer more than films and television alone. Disney is combining streaming, cinema, sport and family experiences in its latest African showcase, with new releases and initiatives planned across the continent.
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