Kenya Sets Pace for Digital Migration in Africa
Digitally transmitted signals currently cover 70 percent of the viewing population and thousands already enjoying digital transmission in their homes. The country is ahead of its African counterparts in the migration with a self imposed date of December 2012 to switch off the analogue transmission.
Kenya has put a self imposed deadline date of December 2012 to switch off analogue transmission
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Kenya:
Digital Migration Pushed to December
Capital FM, 7 September 2012
The September 1 deadline to switch off analogue TV signals and migrate Nairobi to digital transmission has been pushed to the end of December in order to give the private sector… Read more »
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Kenya:
GOtv Offers Decoder Price Cuts
The Star, 7 September 2012
Gotv, one of the two subscription digital tv providers, has cut the price its decoder by 29 per cent. Following this price reduction, a GOtv decoder only will now retail at Sh2199.… Read more »
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Kenya:
CCK Wants Set-Top Box Price Lowered
The Star, 28 July 2012
The Communications Commission of Kenya wants vendors of set-top boxes to further lower the price of the gadgets if the country is to see successful migration to digital television. Read more »
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Kenya:
Major Towns to Get Digital TV by December, Govt Says
The Star, 12 July 2012
ALL the major towns in the country will have Digital Terrestrial Television signals by the end of 2012 as the country migrates from analogue TV, Information minister Samuel… Read more »
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Kenya:
Set-Top Box Cost Impedes Digital Migration Deadline
The Star, 6 July 2012
The switch-off of analogue television transmission signals in Nairobi, planned for September, risks failure as the recommended ones may still be out of reach for many television… Read more »
