Mozambique announces migration to digital broadcasting
Migration is being undertaken through a US$156-million fund from China.
Michael Malakata
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Zambia: TopStar moves to quell continuity concerns
Executives respond to ongoing speculation in the market about financial struggles and difficulty in repaying digital migration loan.
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Zambia: Will digital migration project cost president his job?
Opposition parties gun for country's leader over controversial digital migration project.
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Zambia's govt under pressure to explain StarTimes contract
Civil society organisation demands answers from authorities on single-source approach and breakdown of US$273m loan.
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Corruption allegations cloud Zambia's digital migration
President accused of manipulating process to personally benefit.
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Kenya's media accused of bias
The Media Council of Kenya has branded coverage of digital migration biased in favour of media stations.
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IROKOtv joins forces with StarTimes
The Nollywood streaming service expands into Africa's pay-TV market.
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StarTimes to expand services in Africa
StarTimes has partnered with ALi to drive expansion plans on the continent.
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Kenya's digital carriers avoid broadcasting brawl
Why Zuku, among others, remains untouched in East African country's ongoing digital migration wars.
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Broadcasters battle over Kenya’s airwaves
Local broadcasters warn of infringement by digital broadcasters.
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StarTimes denies illegally hijacking Kenya’s world cup ‘signal’
Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) has subsequently sued the pay-TV provider.
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StarTimes accused of ‘hijacking’ Kenya’s world cup signal
Consumers Federation of Kenya (Cofek) alleges foul play as KBC broadcast disappears.