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The $193 Million Game: How Africa’s Sports Broadcasting Rights Market Is Being Remade

UphivaBETAR
March 12, 2026

Africa’s sports broadcasting rights market is valued at $193 million annually — and it’s being remade by streaming challengers, rights inflation, and the fragmentation of continental audiences.

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