Zimbabwe’s Econet Wireless has shut down its African pay-TV unit, citing market conditions and content price inflation.
Read More »Kwesé iflix Expands to Zimbabwe
Entertainment platform Kwesé iflix has expanded its African reach with the launch of its new mobile app in Zimbabwe as it gears up to deliver coverage of the FIFA World Cup.
Read More »Kwesé & iflix Strengthen Ties
Econet Media’s pan-African media company Kwesé has entered into an expanded partnership with iflix for sub-Saharan Africa.
Read More »VICE Partners with Econet for Sub-Saharan African Venture
VICE Media is partnering with Econet Media to scale up its presence in Sub-Saharan Africa via a new bureau and production studio in Johannesburg.
Read More »BBC Worldwide Content Lands on Kwesè TV
BBC Worldwide has signed its first content sales agreement with the new pan-African pay-TV broadcaster Kwesè TV, which is a subsidiary of Econet Media.
Read More »Kwesé & ESPN Ink IAAF Broadcast Deal
After having reached an exclusive agreement with ESPN, Econet Media will bring International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) competitions to its Kwesé TV platform in sub-Saharan Africa from 2018.
Read More »iflix & Econet’s Kwesé in SVOD Pact for Sub-Saharan Africa
iflix and Econet Media’s Kwesé have entered into a partnership to deliver streaming entertainment to sub-Saharan Africa.
Read More »Trio of Turner Channels Join Kwesé TV Lineup
Econet Media has inked a multi-territory broadcast deal with Turner that will see the kids' channels Cartoon Network and Boomerang, as well as the news network CNN International, launching on Kwesé TV.
Read More »FremantleMedia International Lands Volume Deal in Africa
FremantleMedia International (FMI) has secured an agreement with Econet Media’s pay-TV network Kwesé TV, which will bring such shows as Project Runway: Fashion Startup to viewers in Africa.
Read More »ESPN to Become Available on Kwesé TV
JOHANNESBURG/LONDON: Econet Media’s Kwesé Sports and ESPN have launched the exclusive ESPN channel on Kwesé TV, marking the return of ESPN to Africa.
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