WatsUp TV Celebrates 10 Years of Shaping African Entertainment

WatsUp TV, Africa’s leading entertainment platforms, has marked its 10th anniversary with a vibrant celebration that brought together major figures from across the creative industry.

Held in Accra, at its new office & studio, the milestone event attracted a star-studded lineup of musicians, DJs, actors, entrepreneurs, and loyal followers of the WatsUp TV brand.

The occasion served not only as a celebration of a decade of influence in African entertainment but also as a tribute to the community that has supported the brand’s journey from its humble beginnings to a continental media force.

Founder and CEO, Abdoulaye Traore also know as Abd Traore, reflected on the significance of the journey, describing the 10-year milestone as “a celebration of African creativity, consistency, and the belief that our stories matter.”

Abd Traore also used the opportunity to introduce key managers who will be leading various units at the channel and agency. They are Eddy Blay as Channel Manager, George Adu-Boahene as Head of Programs, Harrison Sekyi as Head of Production, Linus Lee Ayamga as Head of Social Media, Martin Sedem Dogbey as the Head of WatsUp Agency, Prince Akpah as the Head of Media Relations and Fofana Oumar as the Senior Digital Communications Manager and WatsUp TV Country Head Guinea.

Since its inception, WatsUp TV has been instrumental in spotlighting African talent, creating youth-focused content, and amplifying the continent’s cultural pulse through television and digital platforms. From music and lifestyle to interviews and red carpet events, the platform has become a key part of Africa’s entertainment ecosystem.

Also spotlighted during the celebration was WatsUp Agency, the brand’s creative communications wing, which continues to offer marketing and branding solutions for companies eager to authentically connect with Africa’s dynamic youth demographic.

As WatsUp TV steps into its next chapter, it remains focused on inspiring, informing, and entertaining a new generation of Africans through powerful and relatable content