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Nollywood x Netflix: $150M Partnership to Produce Original African Series
In a significant boost to the African entertainment industry, Nollywood and Netflix have launched a $150 million partnership to produce 20 original African series in 2025. The collaboration aims to showcase Africa’s diverse cultures, stories, and talent to a global audience. Kenya’s City of Dust, a post-climate crisis drama, will lead the slate, highlighting the continent’s creative potential.
This partnership is expected to drive growth in the African film and television industry, providing opportunities for local talent and creators. The series will be distributed globally, promoting African stories and perspectives to a wide audience.
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