AfroMobile has entered a strategic partnership with The Long Form Podcast, hosted by Sanny Ntayombya.
The collaboration marks a milestone in the growth of long-form digital storytelling in the region, bringing together one of East Africa’s most influential podcasts with a dynamic content distribution platform accessible on smartphones, web browsers, and Smart TVs.
Under this partnership, AfroMobile will produce exclusive episodes of The Long Form Podcast and host both past and current episodes on the platform. It will also serve as a distribution hub, extending the podcast’s reach across Africa and beyond.
The move aligns with AfroMobile’s strategy to grow its presence in podcasting and long-form content, positioning itself as a home for premium African conversations.
The Long Form Podcast has grown into a strong voice in the region’s media space, ranking number one in Kigali and among the top podcasts in East Africa. Known for its in-depth conversations, the podcast features leaders, thinkers, and creatives discussing politics, business, culture, and society across the continent.
At the core of the partnership is a shared editorial direction: telling African stories through African voices for African audiences. By combining AfroMobile’s distribution strength with the podcast’s strong storytelling approach, the collaboration aims to amplify authentic narratives, deepen regional conversations, and build a more connected East African media space.
Speaking about the partnership, Sanny Ntayombya described it as a natural step forward in his journey.
“This partnership means the expansion of my journey. It brings two brands together with a shared focus on telling the African story through African voices. Audiences should look out for great guests, meaningful conversations, and opportunities to learn more about each other and the facts that shape our African narrative.”
With exclusive episodes already in production, AfroMobile and The Long Form Podcast are set to shape how long-form content is created, shared, and experienced across East Africa
