Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Pakistani streaming platform Tapmad has acquired exclusive digital and television broadcast rights for the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026, which…
tapmad has expanded PSL streaming to new South Asian markets, using a mix of paid and free access to boost regional reach and engagement.
Ethio Telecom has launched teleStream, an internet-based streaming service offering 60+ live channels and 350+ on-demand titles via fibre, 4G and 5G networks. Hosted on local cloud infrastructure, the platform aims to replace satellite TV while enabling digital education, business services, and targeted advertising opportunities.
Dubai Media launched Dubai+, a free streaming platform with 30,000 hours of Emirati, Arab, and international content. Designed for family audiences, the app offers series, films, children’s shows, and live sports, positioning itself as a culturally focused alternative alongside global streaming platforms
TOD has launched in Morocco ahead of AFCON 2025, offering 4K streaming, AI-driven personalization, multi-device access, and a unified catalog of sports and entertainment. The expansion aligns with Morocco’s 5G rollout and digital transformation, giving fans premium access to global tournaments and regional content.
Toffee achieved a record-breaking 38 million streams during the Asia Cup, with 3.3 million peak views for the India–Bangladesh match. The platform continues to redefine mobile sports streaming in Bangladesh with upcoming ICC and EPL broadcasts.
du has extended its partnership with Disney+ to offer free one-year access to its home wireless subscribers, enhancing entertainment options with Disney’s vast streaming library and family-friendly features. This move strengthens Disney+’s reach in the MENA region and du’s value proposition.
Streaming platform 1001 has partnered exclusively with Wide.net to add over 8,000 hours of premium Arabic content, supporting Iraq’s shift toward legal digital media consumption. The deal expands 1001’s offerings and promotes licensed, culturally relevant entertainment for Iraqi audiences.