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Zambia’s new administration reinstates banned channel

Prime Television Zambia reissued with broadcasting licence.
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17 Sept 2019

Zambia deports TopStar CEO

Yi Jian is understood to have fallen out with authorities over alleged public criticism of authorities and a loan agreement in place with China.
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6 Nov 2018

TopStar has roles in Zambia's digital migration curtailed

Consumer protection body wants national broadcaster to serve as content provider.
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29 Jun 2018

US$10 billion satellite TV project launched in Zambia

Chinese firms at the forefront of Southern African country's digital migration.
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23 Mar 2018

Zambia's govt vows to address digital migration scandal

Southern Africa Network Against Corruption describes TopStar deal as "one of the worst financial scandals in modern day Zambia."
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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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6 Sept 2017

Zambia breaks records in digital migration

Information and broadcasting services minister says country is the first to acquire 500,000 decoders.
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24 Aug 2017

Fight for control of Zambia's digital TV market intensifies

Operators compete for market share as country nears October digital migration deadline.
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1 Jun 2017

High Court rules in favour of MultiChoice Zambia

Judge Gertrude Chawatama says matter should proceed to trial.
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29 May 2017

Zambia's digital migration given US$273m boost

Southern African country has loan agreement in place with the Chinese government.
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4 Apr 2017

Zambia's TopStar targets national coverage by December

Chinese digital TV services provider wants signal coverage in 10 provincial centres by year-end.
 
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