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- Balaji Telefilms unveils new content possibly for Glow TV, Zee One, eExtra and Star Life
- The Daughter-In-Law coming soon to Zee World while a repeat of The Vow debuts on Zee One
- Akshay Kumar stars in a new film which comes out this month
- The Homemaker, The Accidental Mayor and Happily Ever After coming soon to Star Life
- Two new series coming to Zee World: Luck In My Fate and Beauty And The Beast
- Upcoming programming for Telemundo Africa
- Upcoming programming for Star Life and Zee World
Why put Zee World on DStv Access?
MultiChoice has announced the terminations of eExtra, eMovies, eMovies Extra and eToonz and of course DreamWorks Channel and a second movie channel are the only confirmed additions to DStv while the other replacements consist of what's already there such as KIX and PBS Kids.
DStv Family and Access customers are said to only get 1 channel KIX to make up for the 4 which are being removed by the end of March but there's chances that MultiChoice isn't letting viewers in on the full details.
In the midst of the announcements, MultiChoice never even mentioned that PBS Kids would be accessible to Easyview customers so if they kept that under rocks imagine what else they could be hiding.
As reported earlier, MultiChoice hasn't announced a replacement for eExtra either it's not necessary as they consider the current offering as an alternative or a replacement has been located but they're finalizing a couple of details or as seen with Easyview customers they're expanding the reach of some brands.
A portion of eExtra's lineup consists of Bollywood dramas primarily on Zee World. If Timeless Dizi Channel were to return on DStv it will likely be on packages higher than Access so the likelihood would be going for the runner up, Zee World as the channel is on Access in other regions.
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- SABC Encore being used for sports
- Could G4 launch on DStv perhaps to replace a channel like Ginx Esports TV?
- Why VH1 Classic was terminated on DStv?
- SABC will launch more channels alongside streaming service
- Could Moonbug Kids replace Disney Junior on DStv and Baby TV on StarSat?
- tvN pushing to become a permanent linear channel in Africa
- Could Nicktoons be discontinued in Africa and likely the rest of the world?
- Multichoice won't be adding anymore community channels
StarSat adding new channels???
According to sources, the troubled pay-tv platform will be launching 5 new sports channels soon of course details of the supposed channels haven't been disclosed by either the platform or the media.
Since 2021, several international channels have since gone off air with no replacement in site as the brand promised to consumers and DreamWorks Channel being the first in 2022 will soon be added onto DStv.
These 5 sports channels seem a bit suspicious if you asked me I mean viewers are still waiting on alternatives channels to the ones that were removed from last year so what are the chances that these two will actually be additional channels and not replacements.
If these 5 can coexist with the current spprts offering what are the chances that they won't just scrap another channel from the general entertainment section. It wouldn't shock me if ESPN and the other sports channels were to be replaced by these channels.
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- Could Timeless Dizi Channel and possibly tvN replace eExtra on DStv?
- YouTube bans Russia Today from generating revenue
- After a year, DreamWorks Channel replaces Disney XD and now eToonz on DStv
- Saloni and East Meets West coming soon to SABC 2
- Could ESPN close alongside National Geographic and Disney Channel?
- New movie channel launching later in the year on DStv
- Lifetime could be on the chopping block on DStv
- tvN pushing to become a permanent linear channel in Africa
- SABC Encore and SABC Children channel might be in development
- Could eNCA launch on Openview?
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