At a sporting event on the scale of the Africa Cup of Nations—where millions of eyes are fixed on the stadiums and beyond—live media coverage becomes a vital element in conveying the full picture of the tournament. During the Africa Cup of Nations held in Morocco, Total Media Cast (TMC) delivered comprehensive live media coverage, enabling television channels and digital platforms to follow the event from multiple locations, at all times.

TMC relied on a professional broadcast ecosystem that allowed reporters and journalists to go live on air through Live Stand-Up services—from inside stadiums, fan zones, hotels, and team accommodation sites—adding a dynamic, on-the-ground dimension that captured the pulse and atmosphere of the tournament up close. The company also handled the live and continuous broadcast of all official press conferences, ensuring that statements and information reached media outlets without delay.

In addition to stadium-based match coverage, TMC provided live broadcasts from various Moroccan cities and regions, offering a comprehensive view of the tournament both on and off the pitch. This wide geographic reach enabled audiences to experience the event within its broader sporting, social, and cultural context across the Kingdom.

All live feeds were connected to advanced central broadcast systems, allowing for immediate and efficient distribution to television channels and digital platforms while maintaining the highest standards of quality and technical stability. This integrated infrastructure ensured flexibility in signal management and real-time responsiveness to the needs of media partners.

Through this coverage, Total Media Cast enabled its media partners to focus on content creation, analysis, and editorial work, while TMC fully managed the technical and operational aspects of live broadcasting. In doing so, TMC reinforced its role as a trusted media partner for major events, capable of delivering end-to-end live broadcast solutions that meet the demands of international sporting tournaments.