New Broadcaster To Challenge Dstv and Kwese: Meet AzamTV

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Sasa niangalie Tv za Tz nikiwa Kenya kwanini? Hiyo kero yote wakati nina selection kabambe za kikenya? Tz nikiwa zangu home Kajiado, inahitaji dakika 45 tu nifike pale border Mangaa. Upende usipende nchi yako nimetia mguu mara kadhaa, kuna siku nimeishi kule Mkuranga kwa karibia miezi tisa. Hayo kando, jamani mjaribu ku'improve' hizo Tv zenu. Yaani wakati wa habari unapata wanaongea kuhusu Mwanza lakini picha ni ya hajj kule Saudia.

Nimekuwa pale Mombasa 90% ya nyimbo na sanaa zote ni Tz origin.

 

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Dah ndio nimeicheck check TBC. Aisee maigizo kama yale ya comedy show! Ngoja ntarudi na mrejesho kuhusu clouds soon.

Kumbe unazifahamu zote

 

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Kwese wala azam tv hawawezi kuipora.dstv rights za epl na ucl apo labda ungeniambia Bein au canal wanataka kuingia ukanda huu wa dstv kununua rights apo ata dstv wangejinyea nyea awa kwese tv hawawezi kitu labda waishie kununu rights za rudby ,nba , cararagabao na ligi za mabonanza tena Bora ata azam tv wamejitaidi na iyo laliga ila kusema.kwamba mama yenu kwese eti ata mdefeat dstv na uyo azam mtakuwa mnaota ndoto za mchana

 

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New Broadcaster To Challenge Dstv and Kwese: Meet AzamTV
Posted Sun Mar 11 2018 by Farai Mudzingwa (@FariM9)Read 15 Comments
Econet Media launched Kwese TV in Zimbabwe and now the Tanzanian Bakhresa Group of Companies is bringing AzamTV to our local shores.

Azam: A bit of backgorund
The Bakhresa Group of Companies is owned and chaired by one of the wealthiest Tanzanians: Said Salim Bakhresa. The group of companies has dabbled their trade in food products, road transport services, and media among other things. AzamTV started broadcasting in 2013 and right now they are available in Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Burundi and Uganda.

They offer a bouquet of over 85 channels. It seems there is a bit of everything for everyone as channels include: BBC News, Aljeezera News, Bloomberg, MTV Base, Nickelodeon, Bollywood content, African movies, Fox life, Fox Entertainment, Nat Geo Gold, Discovery Science, Discovery Investigation. On the sports front Azam has Fox Sports, Manchester United TV, Real Madrid TV and Liverpool TV.

When will Azam start broadcasting in Zimbabwe?
Imminently is the best answer we can give you right now. Bakhresa Group representative, Yusuf K Kamau mentioned that they are ready to roll and are basically waiting for permission:

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The application procedures are already underway and we are in the process of ensuring that we meet all the requirements. We want to bring this product to Zimbabwe as soon as yesterday, so basically if we get the green light, we will unroll the project.

The cheapest bouquet will be accessible for $5, whilst the most expensive will be going for $15 and will offer over 100 channels, apparently.

You may be wondering if the most wanted English Premier League is on offer but unfortunately you won’t be able to watch that on Azam. But with their most expensive bouquet expected to be $15/month it would have been shocking if Azam had secured rights for the most sought after football league in the world.

As mentioned above, Kwese came onto the scene last year and it offers a $29, $9 and $5 bouquets for 30, 7 and 3 days respectively. Kwese is more accessible than Dstv right now owing to the fact they accept Bond notes . The EPL and soccer fans are yet to be swayed from Dstv though, due to the strangle hold Dstv has on the rights to air more live matches so it will be interesting to see where Azam will fit in the Pay TV market alongside both Dstv and Kwese.

Nonetheless, I do think AzamTV’s entry into the market will be positive because at the end of the day consumers can never have too much choice. I’m particularly interested in seeing what $5 will get subscribers. It will probably be better than what is on offer on our national broadcaster so I guess there may be a market for Azam What are your thoughts? Is there a market for a third TV subscription service in Zimbabwe?

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Azam TV is a TV channel owned by Tanzanian Bakhresa Group of Companies. It started broadcasting in 2013 and they are available in Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Burundi, and Uganda. In Zimbabwe, the channel awaits permission to start operating. Read More About AzamTV



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New Broadcaster To Challenge Dstv and Kwese: Meet AzamTV - Techzim

Azam TV has already entered Zimbabwe?
Are they trying to compensate for their mediocre performance in Kenya, where they've not even captured 200 customers?

You can expand to 100 countries, but if you only have 20 customers per country, your'e not running a business.

Zuku has more customers in Kenya than Azam has across Africa.

 

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Hivi na wewe uko unemployed kama Hamster255. They are currently 6 TV Stations in Kenya au tufungue thread?View attachment 720777

LOL! My free-to-air decoder has nearly 100 stations.
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