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DSTV Africa: No more SABC Africa, where is CNBC Africa?

Oluniyi D. Ajao

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SABC Africa

MultiChoice has finally removed SABC Africa from its bouquets:

SABC AfricaSABC Africa Terminates on Dstv – 31st July 2008
MultiChoice and the SABC regret to announce that from 1 August 2008, the SABC Africa channel will no longer be carried on the DStv service.
Operation of the SABC Africa channel is no longer viable and MultiChoice and the SABC have agreed that the channel be withdrawn from the DStv bouquet.
MultiChoice is currently in negotiation with the SABC on an alternative channel and content agreements and once these are concluded will be communicated with DStv subscribers.
MultiChoice and SABC regret any inconvenience to subscribers.

Sad thing since this was the only pan-African news channel on DSTV Africa before now. I hope they replace it with SABC International or CNBC Africa in the near future.

CNBC Africa is Africa’s 1st 24hour business and financial TV network and broadcasts from South Africa. It is currently restricted to South Africa on DSTV’s platform, and broadcasts free-to-air via Sentech Vivid’s platform, across Africa.

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  1. Ramon Thomas Avatar
    Ramon Thomas

    It is a sad state of affairs at the SABC indeed. Their corporate antics are worse than Paris Hilton on a bad hair day. And like with all bureaucracies the focus is more on the cult of personality rather then serving the needs of their audience (clients). That is why I have refused to pay a TV license for the last 8 years. Why give you money to these idiots?

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    1. Kevin Avatar
      Kevin

      First and foremost you are not an African. So keep your comments to yourself.

      Reply
      1. Ramon Thomas Avatar
        Ramon Thomas

        Hey Kevin I’m not sure what you mean by “first and foremost you are not an African.” Since I was born in South Africa, and my parents, and grand parents were all born in South Africa, that alone makes me just as much African as you my friend. Your showing a dangerous narrow minded approach close to racism instead of respect.

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  2. Nigerian Entrepreneur Avatar
    Nigerian Entrepreneur

    Hmnn too bad.

    By the way brother, this new theme is simply beautiful. 😀 I love the professional look. It is a lovely upgrade from your last theme.

    Reply
  3. Oluniyi David Ajao Avatar
    Oluniyi David Ajao

    Thanks for your kind words “Nigerian entrepreneur”.

    Reply
  4. Jerome Avatar
    Jerome

    I have a multichoice dsd990 decoder,i entered mytv frequencies,i find out that only mytv promo is the only channel showing other existing ones are scrambled like Bbc world, Setanta, aljazeera, Ait, trace, Fln, etc pliz someone post the correct frequencies, someone help me pliz!

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    1. Oluniyi David Ajao Avatar
      Oluniyi David Ajao

      MYTV is not a free service. You need to subscribe to watch their premium channels. The frequencies you entered are working and that explains why you can notice the scrambled channels.

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  5. lovetone musyoki Avatar
    lovetone musyoki

    hi, thank so much for your good work,though it was my first time for me to visit your site,it left me with a lot of valuable infos i did not know about especially about satellite channels e.g. dstv, e.tv, smart tv, etc. i would like you to inform free2view that I’m running out of patience as it has taken them so long to resume normal broadcasting that can enable us continue enjoying their channels.i do remind them continuation or further delays will be like scrapping our wounds left by gtv. still i have no kind words for free2view.anyway keep it up.

    Reply
  6. REEDIWAN ISSAH Avatar
    REEDIWAN ISSAH

    I am an insttala in ghana, wa upper west region i want you to help me with all the FREQUECIES and SYMBOL RATES of free to air chanels

    Reply

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