Video, the power of telling impactful stories using motion, have been our strongest point for over five years.
By John Mokwetsi, Online Editor
As Alpha Media Holdings we take multimedia and the interactivity it gives seriously because video and audio have been gaining traction in the process becoming a medium of choice.
In 2017 we captured some of the greatest stories on video and this shows you a paradigmatic example of how our organization navigates current digital developments by always leading in amazing ways of storytelling in the field of new media.
This was a video that attracted a lot of eyeballs and engagement on our social platforms
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Which video stood out for you in 2017?
