Canal+ and Netflix Expand Streaming Access in Africa

Updated June 7, 2025

Netflix and Canal+ have forged a strategic agreement to broaden streaming access across 24 French-speaking African countries. This partnership allows ⁣Canal+ to distribute Netflix through its pay TV subscription services,⁢ marking a first for the region.

The deal⁤ integrates netflix’s global hits,such as “Stranger Things” and “Squid Game,” with popular African series like “Blood & ⁣Water”‍ and “kings of Joburg,” offering subscribers a diverse content library. This collaboration aims to enhance the entertainment experience for millions of viewers.

Pascale Chabert,chief content acquisition officer of Canal+,said she is delighted to extend their historic partnership with Netflix to Africa. She added that millions of African subscribers will benefit from a unique offer, bringing together⁤ the best of Canal+ and Netflix content in a joint ⁣package.

Emma Lloyd, vice president of ⁢partnerships, ‍EMEA at Netflix, said they are thrilled about this extension of their partnership with Canal+, which will allow them to reach even more people across French-speaking african countries. She added that it’s a big win for entertainment fans ⁤and part ⁣of their⁣ ongoing mission to make the member experience even better.

Canal+ is ⁤solidifying⁢ its position in the African market, expanding ⁤from West Africa into eastern and southern regions, partly through its acquisition of Multichoice.

What’s next

The partnership between Canal+ and Netflix signals further expansion of streaming services in Africa, perhaps ⁢influencing ⁣content creation and distribution strategies across the continent.