New satellite television targets family viewers

He said the company’s receiving equipment is compatible with encryption satellite or terrestrial systems used by other operators.

Remember TVAfrica began operations last year just before GTV, the then second largest pay television company after DStv, went under.

Mr Waweru said they will be keen on affordable pricing, increasing the number of dealers and empowering them to manage subscription.

“We will also assist dealers in technical matters and after-sales services. “This is designed to provide convenient delivery to homes across the country,” said Mr Waweru.

“We appeal to the local stations to join our platform that is shared by many countries in Africa; and move Kenya to another level as a source of news and entertainment.”.

Pay television gives broadcasting reception that allows families to view more channels and programmes through satellite receivers.

“Today we are talking about global village where information, news, sports, entertainment and cultural practices are being shared worldwide, meaning we are members of our own countries as well as global citzens,” said Mr Waweru.