Local Stories. Continental Impact.
The AMM News Service is more than news distribution. It exists to bring Christian stations together to collaborate, share trusted local stories, and serve Africa collectively.
One Continent. Many Voices. One Mission.
From local story to shared newsroom
Ten stations. Ten countries. One shared newsroom.
If ten stations each contribute one trusted local story, every participating station gains ten stories in return.
1 story each → 10 stories for all
Collaboration multiplies trusted content for the whole network.
Why stations join
- Access to trusted stories from many countries
- A stronger, collaborative Christian media network
- Local voices reaching a continental audience
- Shared editorial standards and support
- AI assistance with human oversight
- Reduced cost of quality content
Future editorial standards
As the service develops, it will operate on clear, shared principles.
AI-Assisted Collection and Distribution
AI helps gather and prepare stories efficiently across languages and regions.
Human Verification and Approval
Every story is verified and approved by editors before it is shared. Trust is the foundation.
Honouring the Kealy Legacy Vision
Mr. David M. Kealy carried a long-term vision for Christian media organizations around the world to work collaboratively through a shared news service. Africa Media Mentors hopes to honour Mr. and Mrs. David M. Kealy by helping bring this vision to life — beginning with an African prototype that may later inspire similar services in other regions.
Express your interest
No payment required. Tell us how you'd like to be part of the News Service.