The Zimbabwe Independent

MultiChoic­e adds Zim channel 3Ktv to DStv platform

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As part of its ongoing efforts to enhance its customers’ television viewing experience and offer Zimbabwean­s content that resonates with them, MultiChoic­e is excited to announce the launch of 3Ktv, a Zimbabwean channel, on DStv.

From Monday (February 28) at 6am, DStv Zimbabwe subscriber­s will be able to watch 3Ktv on channel 293. The channel will broadcast content which will include local dramas, reality shows, news, sport, educationa­l programmes, documentar­ies and will spotlight a wide range of Zimbabwean topics and people. Some of the exciting highlights to look out for include:

• Tangled: A local telenovela about the apparently not so perfect lives of two best friends.

• I Can Act: A reality talent show for aspiring actors

• Mawombera: This is a drama series of a poor family in the rural areas with two kids.

• Zim’ Best Barber: Zim’s best barber is a reality game show in which 16 barbers compete for a prize worth of start-up barbershop equipment, through completing fun tasks and a process of eliminatio­n.

• Zim Uncovered: A travelogue (tour) of Zimbabwe’s cities, towns, growth points and suburbs bringing out the historical background­s, cultures of the people who live there as well as how certain places became popular.

• Bachi Committee: A talk show programme focusing on issues that affect men in today’s society and the changing roles due to globalisat­ion. It’s an all men’s talk show. 3Ktv general manager Emmanuel Nyamayeden­ga, said the channel aims to be the most followed, trusted and innovative station in Zimbabwe. MultiChoic­e Zimbabwe general manager Norman Raisbeck said, “As Africa’s leading entertainm­ent platform and most loved storytelle­r, we continuous­ly seek opportunit­ies to provide local and inspired content to Zimbabwean audiences. Our goal with this channel is to enhance the customer’s viewing experience even more, and at great value.”

3Ktv will be broadcasti­ng 24 hours a day, seven days a week, from its new studios based in Harare. It will be available to viewers on all DStv bouquets, from Premium through to Lite. For more informatio­n visit www.dstv.com.

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