Telling Africa’s Story: How PAG Media is Redefining African Narratives

For far too long, Africa’s story has often been told by outsiders—stories that paint the continent with a single brushstroke of poverty, conflict, and struggle. But at PAG Media Group, we are changing that. We believe that the real Africa—rich in heritage, creativity, resilience, and innovation—deserves to be seen, heard, and celebrated by the world. And who better to tell our stories than us?

At the heart of our mission is the desire to preserve and promote the authentic narratives of Africa, particularly through television, film, and digital platforms. Our flagship show, Manhyia Diary, is a perfect example of this. The award-winning program chronicles the life, leadership, and achievements of His Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the Asantehene of the Ashanti Kingdom. Through compelling storytelling, we not only celebrate his legacy but also educate viewers on the rich history of the Ashanti people and Ghana at large.

But our work goes beyond Manhyia. From in-depth documentaries that explore traditional customs and community development, to modern-day success stories of African entrepreneurs and creatives, PAG Media is committed to telling well-rounded, empowering African stories.

In a world where media influences perception, representation matters. Our goal is to shift the narrative—from a continent that is misunderstood, to one that is deeply admired. And through every frame, every story, and every voice we amplify, we are building a media legacy rooted in truth, pride, and progress.

Join us in this mission. Let’s tell the real story of Africa—together.