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A Netflix for African Americans and Africans, Afrostream

Afrostream, a niche movie streaming service that only features African and African-American content launched in September for €7 per month in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Senegal and Ivory Coast.

“And we already have the rights for many other African countries,” co-founder and CEO Tonjé Bakang told TechCrunch. 2,000 people already signed up to the service months before its launch too, giving around $100,000 to the company in just four weeks.

In January 2014, the French based-startup started with just a Facebook page. At the time on the Afrostream page, you could find Afro-American movie trailers and teasing announcements for a streaming service. Fast forward a bit, AfroStream’s Facebook page now has 72,000 fans, which is in par with well-established French competitors, such as CanalPlay.

Shortly after this idea validation, the team actually started building a service that would feature this kind of movies. Since that time the company signed content deals with major studios, independent American, African and British distributors. What you will find on their site are movies that you already know, with some of them already available on Netflix or CanalPlay. But you will also find movies that aren’t available on any streaming service — chances are you’ve never heard of them.

Young entrepreneur creates Afrostream, the African equivalent of Netflix

Afrostream, the start-up online streaming platform of “black content” (for audiences in Europe and Africa) has partnered up with video-on-demand service provider, MYTF1VOD, to provide African, African American, and African-Caribbean movies – making it the African equivalent of Netflix. The CEO of Afrostream, Tonjé Bakang (pictured), says: “Black cinema has consistent US box office success. It…