Wi-flix, one of Africa’s subscription video-on-demand streaming platforms, has partnered with NHK WORLD-JAPAN, the international service of Japan’s public broadcaster, to deliver high-quality Japanese content to its subscribers. By adding the public broadcaster to its portfolio, Wi-flix subscribers can access a rich blend of Japanese news, culture, and entertainment, further enhancing its global content offering.
NHK WORLD JAPAN is renowned for its reliable, unbiased news coverage and captivating programs that showcase Japan’s unique heritage and its connections to the world. From live news broadcasts and business insights to travel documentaries and cultural shows, the channel offers a window into Japan and beyond, catering to the curiosity and interests of global viewers.
Co-founded by Louis Manu and Bright O. Yeboah, Wi-flix brings premium content to the overlooked 85% of Africans with affordable subscriptions starting at $2.99. With over one million subscriptions, Wi-flix is poised to transform the streaming landscape with its exceptional content and unrivalled user experience.
Founded in 2019, the MEST Africa-backed company secured €100,000 matching grant from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development develoPPP programme.
