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Raymond Smith of AfriMass Network to Speak on Media, Faith, and AI at TBN AFRICA Media Impact Africa 2025

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On August 14th, 2025, Raymond Smith, the visionary founder of AfriMass Network, will deliver a industry commercial presentation at the prestigious TBN AFRICA Media Impact Africa conference in Pretoria, South Africa. Speaking under the compelling theme “Media, Faith in the Age of AI,” Raymond Smith is set to explore the transformative role of artificial intelligence in reshaping media commercial opportunities while upholding faith-inspired ethical values.

Drawing from his extensive experience leading AfriMass Network since 2018—a prominent organization empowering media businesses in Ghana and beyond—He will emphasize the necessity of integrating technological innovation with spiritual integrity. His presentation will focus on “Exploring commercial opportunities and innovative ways for Media and faith in the age of AI” that will foster greater industry sustainable growth in an increasingly digital world.

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Raymond Smith leadership has been marked by initiatives that empower media professionals with the industry thought leadership events that share insights and ethical standards to navigate the digital landscape responsibly. By underscoring the synergy between media innovation and faith, his presentation promises to inspire media practitioners to embrace AI as a tool for positive social impact and sustainable media growth.

As a respected media business leader and media sales expert from Ghana, Raymond Smith will reinforce AfriMass Network’s commitment to guiding African media through digital evolution without compromising on core values. His presence at the conference underscores the growing influence of African thought leaders in shaping the future of media and faith in the digital age.


About MIA conference press release
Media Impact Africa to Host Groundbreaking Conference on “Media and Faith in the Age of Artificial Intelligence”Pretoria, South Africa — Thursday, 14th August 2025 — In a world where technology is
rapidly reshaping how we communicate and connect, Media Impact Africa proudly
announces its flagship Media Conference under the theme: “Media and Faith in the Age of
Artificial Intelligence.” This bold and timely gathering will bring together media professionals, faith-based communicators, corporate partners, creatives, and aspiring
newcomers to explore the intersection of technology, spirituality, and storytelling in the digital era.
The conference aims to redefine the role of media as a force for positive impact, both spiritually and socially, as it navigates the challenges and opportunities presented by AI and
other emerging technologies.
“As artificial intelligence becomes deeply integrated into content creation and media operations, we must ask not only how we use it—but why,” said Mr Lucky Mbiko, CEO TBN Africa, organisers of Media Impact Africa. “This conference is a space to explore the ethical, spiritual, and practical dimensions of media in a tech-driven age.”
Key Focus Areas:
• The ethical and spiritual dimensions of AI in media
• The influence of media on faith, values, and communities
• How technology is transforming the way faith-based stories are told
Conference Highlights:
• Inspiring speakers from TV, radio, digital platforms, and faith-based media across
South Africa and the African continent
• Breakaway sessions tailored for print, broadcast, and digital media professionals
• Interactive experiences including VR, immersive storytelling, and AI-powered tools
• Testimonial segments, music, live performance, and artistic showcases
• Dialogue on funding and sustainability in media development
• Networking opportunities with industry leaders and corporate clients
• Exploration of new platforms, data-driven content, AI, and digital connectivity
• Platforms for educational content distribution and content creators
A Call to Media Professionals and Changemakers
Media Impact Africa invites all sectors of the media—from traditional broadcasters to digital
innovators, artists to activists—to come together in shaping a responsible, creative, and community-driven future for media.
For registration, speaker proposals, and sponsorship inquiries, please email, cisca@tbnafrica.org or visit:
Booking page: https://itickets.co.za/register/new/482653
Media Impact Africa — Shaping Media for Impact in a Digital World.

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Candyman Lucas Mensah to Sponsor Central Music Awards’ New Artiste of the Year Category with GH¢5,000

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Renowned Ghanaian media personality and Founder of the Central Music Awards (CMA), Mr. Candyman Lucas Mensah, has pledged GH¢5,000 in sponsorship for the New Artiste of the Year category at the 15th Central Music Awards.

Candyman Lucas Mensah, Founder, Central Music Awards

Mr. Mensah made the announcement during the 15th CMA Seminar held on Saturday, August 29, 2026, at the Samrit Hotel in Cape Coast ahead of the 15th Anniversary Celebration of the prestigious Central Music Awards.

Speaking on the topic, “From an Idea to a Movement: The CMA Journey at 15,” Mr. Mensah reflected on the experiences that led to the establishment of the Central Music Awards, highlighting the challenges, achievements and lessons from the awards’ 15-year journey.

He also outlined his vision for the continued growth of the awards scheme, particularly its role in identifying, nurturing and promoting emerging musical talents from the Central Region to compete at higher levels.

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Announcing the sponsorship, Mr. Mensah said his contribution was driven by his commitment to supporting emerging artistes and creating opportunities for young talents within the region.

The sponsorship will support the New Artiste of the Year category as part of activities marking the 15th anniversary of the Central Music Awards.

The seminar, held under the theme “Celebrating the Journey, Taking Stock, Building Tomorrow,”brought together musicians, artiste managers, media personalities, bloggers, content creators, event organisers and other key stakeholders in the creative industry from across the Central Region’s 22 districts.

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The programme featured presentations by creative industry professionals and academics, including Dr. Margaret Delali Numekevor, Lecturer at the Department of Music and Dance, University of Cape Coast, and Nana Ekua Apeatsewah II, former Chairperson of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA), Central Region.

The seminar was moderated by Mr. Bismark Botchwey, Deputy Communications Executive at Heritage Promotions.

The annual CMA seminar provides a platform for creatives to gain knowledge and practical insights into developing their craft, strengthening their brands, building professional networks and promoting their work to meet international standards.

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Source: Bismark Botchwey | Deputy Communications Executive | Heritage Promotions | Central Music Awards

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