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SCOOP NETWORK JOINS KWESÉ TV

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Africa’s newest entertainm­ent channe,l Scoop Network Africa recently launched on pan-African satellite TV broadcast network, Kwesé TV. Scoop Network’s programme schedule consists of a mix of light entertainm­ent magazines with movie, music, fashion and celebrity news.

For a truly pan-African feel, the channel is fully localised with African Voice Overs, a daily locally produced entertainm­ent news show and other local production­s.

Scoop Network, which is already available in multiple territorie­s around the world, joins Kwesé TV’s exciting entertainm­ent line-up with an exclusive tailor-made feed produced by a dedicated editorial team from Dutch Indie FCCE based in Nairobi, Kenya for English speaking African territorie­s.

“We’re really proud to work with Kwesé as a partner in 18 African countries. The new editorial team in the FCCE Nairobi office, our own studio facilities, local crews and local presenters and reporters will guarantee the local tone of voice and content. It’s the first fully localized feed of Scoop Network.We’re very confident the local audience will enjoy the mix of national and internatio­nal content,” said Justus A. G. Verkerk, CEO of FCCE.

Joseph Hundah, Econet Media President and Group CEO said “Kwesé prides itself in offering exclusive cutting edge entertainm­ent programmin­g to cater for our dynamic young audiences. Scoop is a channel enjoyed by many across the globe and we are excited to be the first TV network to introduce it to the African market.” In addition to the daily entertainm­ent news, other programmin­g highlights include a weekly Saturday Night’s ‘Spotlight On’ magazine show, showcasing celebrity events, awards shows, fashion weeks and so much more. Other local shows include ‘Snoops’, an all-African gossip show presented from Nairobi; and ‘Entertainm­ent Catch Up’ both anchored by African talent. Up’ both anchored by African talent.

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