Bloomberg Television is launching new programming for Africa with the new monthly flagship TV program “Africa Amplified” and an expansion of its flagship daily morning show “Daybreak Middle East and Africa.”
The morning show “Daybreak Middle East and Africa” will now extend to two hours a day, with the second hour co-anchored by Jennifer Zabasajja from Bloomberg’s new studio in Johannesburg, which opened on Nov. 2.
Launching on Nov. 3, “Africa Amplified” is a new monthly show that takes an in-depth look at the biggest stories from across the continent.
Bloomberg Television will also expand its coverage in Africa this year, adding live reporting from Johannesburg, Kigali and Lagos
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