The ASTAF 2026 website brings together festival information, editorial content, photography, artwork, logos and other creative material. This page explains how that material may be used.
Ownership
Unless a credit or separate notice says otherwise, website text, page layouts, graphics, logos and ASTAF branding are owned by or licensed to Africom Pathway, Sadiko Express BV or ASTAF 2026. Copyright remains with the relevant creator or rights holder.
Using ASTAF content
You may access and share links to this website for personal, educational or editorial reference, provided that the material is credited, remains unchanged and is not presented as your own. You must not reproduce, adapt, publish, sell or use ASTAF material for commercial purposes without written permission.
Downloading or copying a page does not transfer ownership or grant permission to use the ASTAF name, logo or images.
Third-party material
Some photographs, logos, music, artwork, video and other content may belong to artists, partners, photographers, agencies or other third parties. Those materials may have additional restrictions. Please follow the credit and licence information shown with the material and contact the relevant rights holder where appropriate.
Permission requests
To request permission to reproduce ASTAF content, email info@africompathway.com with the material you want to use, the proposed context, where it will appear and how long it will be used. Permission must be confirmed in writing before publication.
Copyright concerns
If you believe material on this website has been used without the appropriate permission or credit, contact info@africompathway.com with the page address, a description of the material and information that helps us assess your concern.