In Brazil, where watching TV is the primary form of leisure for 81% of the population, streaming services are thriving. Looke, a home-grown provider, has been gaining ground in the market, but how is it managing to compete against the might of international players like Netflix?

The BBC has launched BBC Pidgin, which offers media coverage in the West African Pidgin dialect, rather than standard English. As minorities come to demand better representation, inclusivity is extending to the language in which brands communicate, not just the content itself.

With three hits in as many singles, Fuse ODG is a leading pioneer of Afrobeats. Growing up in both Ghana and Britain, Fuse felt a disjointed sense of identity. He's now using his success to counter stereotypes and show the world the capable, exuberant Africa he loves.

The issue of free speech in African media is contentious, with some of the region's governments guilty of fostering their ideals. Zambia's censorship of theTalk with Kwangushow, which discusses sensitive topics has reignited debate abround the relationship between the government and the media.