MultiChoice Africa, a pan-African DTH platform, is potentially two years away from launching a high-definition (HD) channel in South Africa. MultiChoice CEO Nolo Letele told Satellite Today, “We recognize that, in South Africa, there are very few HDTV- capable TVs, but already these flat screens are coming into the market. We ourselves are planning tentatively to launch a single channel in 2006, which is HDTV capable, and those people that have the TV sets would be able to receive it of course.” An in-depth interview with Nolo Letele can be found in the Sept. 29 issue of Inside Digital TV. For more information about subscribing to Access Intelligence’s satellite newsletters, check out our Web site at https://www.satellitetoday.com
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