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TV BROADCASTERS IN SSA : WHICH MODEL TO
LEVERAGE THE REGION’S OPPORTUNITIES ?
05/20/2020
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POPULATION BY COUNTRY2019 – Million inhabitants
46 COUNTRIES
1.1 BILLION INHABITANTS
230 MILLION HOUSEHOLDS
41% URBAN POPULATION
43% ELECTRIFICATION RATE
SUB-SAHARAN COUNTRIES SPECIFICITIES
5 countries41 countries
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION IN 2019
Source: Dataxis
250
0
Nigeria
Ethiopia
DRC
South AfricaTanzania
Other countries
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE REGION
MALI NIGERSENEGAL
BURKINA FASO
NIGERIA
DEM. REP. CONGO
ETHIOPIASOMALIA
ERITREA
DJIBOUTI
SOUTH AFRICA
NAMIBIA
ANGOLA
MOZAMBIQUE
MADAGASCAR
ZAMBIA
ZIMBABWE
CHAD
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
CAMEROONGHANA
TOGOBENIN
GABON
GUINEA
TANZANIA
KENYA
UGANDA
LESOTHO
ESWATINI
RWANDA
BURUNDI
THE GAMBIA
MALAWI
IVORY COAST
SIERRA LEONE
LIBERIA
BOTSWANA
GUINEA BISSAU
EQUATORIAL GUINEA
Source: World Bank
GDP PER CAPITA BY COUNTRY2019 – Current USD
SIGNIFICANT ECONOMIC DISPARITIES WITHIN THE REGION
TOP 3 ECONOMIES IN THE REGION2019 – Current USD
3 countries43 countries
POPULATION GDP
14% 2%
WEIGHT OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA IN THE WORLD2019 – global penetration
Source: World Bank
>10 000
0
Nigeria
South Africa
Angola
Other countries
Source: World Bank
TV PENETRATION BY COUNTRY2019 – Share of households
TV MARKET STRUCTURE
HOUSEHOLDS STRUCTURESub-Saharan Africa - 2019
Source: Dataxis
230
98
33
0
50
100
150
200
250
HOUSEHOLDS TV HOUSEHOLDS PAY TVHOUSEHOLDS
Mill
ion
s
100%
0%
34%Pay-TV
penetration
43%TV penetration
Source: Dataxis
MAIN PROVIDERS OF TERRESTRIAL FTA CHANNEL PACKAGES
MAIN PROVIDERS OF FREE SATELLITE CHANNEL PACKAGES
FREE TV: DTT MIGRATION AND DTH DEVELOPMENT
EVOLUTION OF FREE RECEPTION BY ACCESSNumber of households
Source: Dataxis
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
2017 2018 2019 2020
Mill
ion
s
Analogue terrestrial FTA TV households
Digital DTH FTA TV households
DTT FTA TV households
STATUS OF DIGITAL MIGRATION BY COUNTRY2020
DIGITAL MIGRATIONNumber of households
DIGITAL MIGRATION DELAYED IN MANY COUNTRIES
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
Mill
ion
s
Other TV households
DTT FTA TV households
Analogue terrestrial FTA TV households
Source: DataxisSource: Dataxis
completed
ongoing
not started
AN UNDERDEVELOPED TV ADVERTISING MARKET
FREE CHANNELS REVENUESUSD – Sub-Saharan Africa
Source: Dataxis
- $1.1B TOTAL RESOURCES OF FREE CHANNELS IN 2019
- 5% GROWTH 2018-2019
- 35% WEIGHT OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN MARKET IN THE
TOTAL GENERATED IN THE REGION
890 Mtotal
advertisingrevenues
17%public funding
FREE CHANNELS REVENUES BY COUNTRYMillion USD – 2019
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
2018 2019
Mill
ion
s
Total net TV advertising revenues TV public funding
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
National public channels
SSA FREE CHANNELS: NATIONAL PUBLIC CHANNELS
SHARE OF GOVERNMENT FUNDING IN TOTAL INCOME2019 – selected countries
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
South AfricaAngolaZambiaCongo
TanzaniaBotswana
UgandaZimbabwe
GabonGhana
MalawiSenegalRwanda
Burkina FasoDRC
NigeriaIvory Coast
MaliMozambique
KenyaCameroon
Burundi
TV public funding Advertising revenuesSource: Dataxis
implemented
not implemented
TV LICENSE FEE BY COUNTRY2020
National private channels
60%
40%
Public channel Private channel
ADVERTISING REVENUES BY TYPE OF CHANNEL2019 – Sub-Saharan Africa
SSA FREE CHANNELS: NATIONAL PRIVATE CHANNELS
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
Mill
ion
sTotal net TV advertising revenues
BROADCASTERS FREE-TO-AIR REVENUESUSD – Sub-Saharan Africa
Source: Dataxis
daily
4-6 weeks
6 months
non-recurring survey
no independent service
TV AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT: A BRIGHTER FUTURE?
MAJOR AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT INSTITUTES IN THE REGION - 2020
FREQUENCY OF TV AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT 2019 – Subsaharan Africa
Source: Dataxis
ONLINE DISTRIBUTION IN ITS EARLY STAGES
SSA CONNECTIVITY GROWTH Subscriptions - 2014 - 2019
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
Millions
Mobile internet Fixed wireline Internet
ROYAL MEDIA GROUP (CITIZEN TV) – VIUSASA SVODKenya
Source: Dataxis
SABC AND ETV – PARTNERSHIP WITH VIUSouth Africa
FREE DIGITAL MARKET: WHAT OPPORTUNITIES?
190
218
0
50
100
150
200
250
2018 2019
Mill
ion
s
FACEBOOK ACTIVE USERSSub-Saharan Africa
1
8
17
36
SSA South Africa World - excl.Europe and N.
America
World
DIGITAL ADEX PER CAPITACurrent USD - 2018
Source: Dataxis
0
50
100
150
200
250
2018 2019
Mill
ion
s
Rest of Africa
South Africa
160
MONTHLY YOUTUBE USERSSub-Saharan Africa
Source: DataxisSource: Dataxis
190
OVERVIEW OF PAY TV CHANNELS OFFER IN SSA
MAIN PAY-TV CHANNELS EDITORS BY TYPE OF PLAYERSNumber of channels – Sub Saharan Africa
THE 20 MOST DISTRIBUTED PAY-TV CHANNELSNumber of households – Sub Saharan Africa – 2019
Source: Dataxis
0 10 20
CBS Reality
National Geographic
Cartoon Network
BET International
Star Life
Discovery Family
PBS Kids
MTV Base
Eva English
AfricaMagic Family
M-Net Movies Zone
AfricaMagic Epic Movies
Nickelodeon
Fox Life
SuperSport Blitz
Disney Junior
E! Entertainment
Nat Geo Wild
CNBC Africa
JimJam
Millions
Pay-TV operator
US Network
Source: Dataxis
7
8
10
14
15
18
23
23
55
AMC Networks
WarnerMedia
NBCUniversal
Canal+
ViacomCBS
Discovery Networks
Disney Networks
Startimes
Multichoice
CONCLUSION
INHERANT WEAKNESSES OF THE TV ADVERTISING MARKET
• Lack of modern broadcast infrastructures
• No or few audience measurement services
• Difficulty to meet advertisers standards in term of content quality
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
• Growing digital TV diffusion
• Online and OTT strategies, in particular on free segments
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