

Film and Television


Ball'n Africa, an AIC Series
We produced our first television series in 2013. Since then, we have produced television shows for regional and domestic TV stations that have flighted all over Africa and in the US, as well as on streaming platforms and on airline entertainment.
Our TV shows - like all our content - are designed to please local audiences and also to resonate with regional audiences and internationally. We strive to produce content that is authentic, true to the people we represent, and true to our values.
Some series, we own outright, like our innovation and technology show SHiFT Africa, or our Outdoors Sports & Adventure show, Xtreme Outdoors Africa, or Ball'n Africa, the multi-season African basketball series.
Other content, we co-produce, or build for third parties.
TV SHOW - BALL'N AFRICA
BASKETBALL / LIFESTYLE

Africa InSight has been a producing a basketball and lifestyle TV show, focusing on African basketball, since 2013.
A new season, in partnership with BAQE is Basketball, launches in late 2023.
Available to license.
TV SHOW - SHiFT AFRICA
INNOVATION & TECH / TRAVEL

There are two season of SHiFT Africa. Each episode runs to 28 minutes. We travelled Africa with presenter Okwi Okoh, looking for the continent's coolest local tech and innovations. Available to license.
TV SHOW - XTREME OUTDOORS AFRICA
TRAVEL, ADVENTURE, XTREME SPORTS

5 Seas (including two oceans) surround Africa. It has 9 Great Lakes, 26 deserts, countless mountain ranges. And wherever you go, local adventurers are having fun. Talk about changing the narrative. 20 Episodes. Starring Benni Langa and Michelle Morgan.
DOCUMENTARIES

"Even the Gangsters", "Farming for Africa", "Finding Mandela" and more...
More than 10 half-hour documentaries, for CGTN, NCDMB and others.
ANIMATED SHORTS
FOR ZUKU KIDS

From Channel Ident to short animations, Kirabo and Friends make up KIDS on Zuku Kids. All creative design and animation by Africa InSight's animation studio.
CORPORATE FILMS
FOR BC STONE, NCDMB AND MANY MORE

Whether its highlighting the work of the world's second largest stone company in Namibia, or Nigerian localisation in the Niger Delta for the NCDMB, we're on it.