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MTN promotes content monetisation

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As technology continues to grow, initiatives like ContentHub show that digital space can offer real economic opportunities.
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The growth of digital technology has created new ways for people to earn income, and content monetisation is becoming one of the opportunities gaining attention in Eswatini. With more young people using social media, video platforms and online tools to share information and entertainment, the need for proper systems that allow creators to earn from their work has become increasingly important. In response to this growing trend, MTN Eswatini has taken steps to support local creators by introducing new digital platforms aimed at turning content into a source of income. Recently, MTN Eswatini launched a platform known as ContentHub, a digital service designed to help local creators distribute and monetise their work.

The company explained that many emaSwati produce quality videos, podcasts, music and educational content, but often struggle to benefit financially because there are limited monetisation channels available in the country. Through this platform, creators are given an opportunity to upload their content and earn money when users subscribe to watch or listen. According to MTN, the introduction of ContentHub is part of a broader plan to grow the digital economy and encourage innovation among young people. The company stated that technology is changing the way people work and earn, and digital platforms can open doors for those who are willing to use their creativity and skills. By providing a structured system for content monetisation, the company hopes to make it easier for local creators to turn their talent into a business.

Under the new platform, users subscribe to channels that offer content they enjoy, and a portion of the subscription fee goes to the creator. This model allows individuals to earn based on the number of people who support their content. MTN believes this approach can motivate creators to produce high-quality material, while also giving audiences access to more local content.

The company also highlighted that content monetisation is not only about entertainment, but can also include educational programmes, motivational talks, cultural content and business information. By encouraging people to create meaningful content, the platform is expected to support both personal income generation and national development. Despite the opportunities, MTN Eswatini noted that success in content monetisation requires discipline, creativity and patience.

Building an audience takes time, and creators must follow platform rules and produce original work that attracts viewers. The company encouraged young people to learn digital skills such as video editing, online marketing, and social media management to compete in the modern digital space.

MTN further stated that supporting digital creators is part of preparing the country for the future, as more industries move towards online services and digital communication. With the right support and training, content monetisation can become one of the ways to reduce unemployment and promote entrepreneurship among the youth.

As technology continues to grow, initiatives like ContentHub show that digital space can offer real economic opportunities. With proper platforms and commitment from creators, content monetization may become an important part of eSwatini’s developing tech industry, giving individuals a chance to earn while sharing their knowledge, talent, and creativity with the world.

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Vumile Mavimbela

Vumile is the Sections and Supplemental Editor, dedicated to creating content that informs, inspires and delivers value to both readers and clients. Overseeing the Food and Lifestyle, Technology Today, Health and Beauty, Church Services, Education and Training, Jobs on Tuesday, and Personal Finance sections, Vumile is passionate about telling stories that educate, celebrate local success and connect audiences with opportunities that matter.

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