Africa cup of Nations-kfk super cup-Startimes offers bonus content on-Startimes TV go-Leading media and Entertainment Company, WarnerMedia, has expanded its entertainment offering in Kenya by introducing its Hollywood blockbuster channel, TNT, on pay television Company StarTimes media platform. StarTimes subscribers in Kenya will be able to enjoy an action-driven, pulse-raising slate of movies, mixed with romantic gems and hilarious comedy, alongside original TNT productions. WarnerMedia has a long-standing relationship with StarTimes with the broadcaster already distributing TOONAMI, the go-to destination for action and animation movie enthusiasts of all ages. The new TNT deal will further diversify its channel offering giving StarTimes’ viewers access to the high-quality blockbuster movie channel offering. Speaking on the introduction of the new channel, StarTimes regional marketing director Mr. Aldrine Nsubuga noted that the launch of TNT on StarTimes demonstrates the brand’s unremitting commitment to deliver premium content to Kenyan subscribers, making top family entertainment accessible to more households across its subscriber base. “Having TNT on board for our subscribers intensifies our progressive efforts to bolster our content offering for the whole family entertainment as we seek to grow the value of our bouquet offering to subscribers across the country,” said Mr. Nsubuga. As part of the launch, TNT has an exciting line-up of never-before-seen titles with the premiere of its latest TNT Original Movie, Human Capital; a Fan Month block dedicated to the best titles of Denzel Washington (Remember the Titans, Déjà vu, The Hurricane and Fallen); and the reoccurring Film Fight stunt, where in September, an original movie will be faced against one of its sequels, every Friday evening, in a double feature, bringing up sagas such as The Transporter, National Treasure, Karate Kid, and Free Willy. TNT will be available on StarTimes’ terrestrial platform on Basic Bouquet channel 047 and channel 186 on the satellite platform’s Smart Bouquet offering the best action, thrills, comedy and original movies.StarTimes introduces online shopping platform-A guide To Your StarTimes e-shopping experience

StarTimes to broadcast AFCON 2023 Qualifiers and Women’s Finals

Pay Television Company StarTimes Media has acquired broadcasting rights for the CAF TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2023 qualifiers and the women AFCON finals 2022.

StarTimes has been awarded media rights for the terrestrial, satellite pay-television as well as over the top (OTT) platform for its StarTimes ON online application with the two tournaments airing across all sub-Saharan Africa territories in English.

The TotalEnergies Women’s Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2022 is set to kick off from 2nd to 23rd July as the CAF TotalEnergies AFCON 2023 qualifiers enter the second round in September. StarTimes will broadcast all the matches live and in full high-definition through five sports channels as well as the platform’s online streaming service StarTimes ON.

Speaking when he made the announcement, StarTimes Regional Marketing Director Mr. Aldrine Nsubuga noted that the broadcaster is keen to progressively ensure non-stop sports content available to its subscribers especially during this period when major soccer leagues have taken a break thereby ensuring the tournament will be a key focus for soccer lovers who will now enjoy the showpiece at the comfort of their homes.

“These continental tournaments remain a major attraction as through them, major outstanding African talent has traditionally been spotted while they have equally showcased increased competitiveness and growth in Africa’s women and men’s football. StarTimes is therefore proud to be the one stop shop where subscribers will continue to enjoy these prestigious competitions,” noted Mr. Nsubuga.

Kenya’s Harambee Starlets were withdrawn from the TotalEnergies Women’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, a decision that gave the Crested Cranes of Uganda a walk-over into the upcoming 2022 finals. This is the second time that Uganda is featuring at the finals of the coveted continental showpiece having made their maiden appearance in 2000.

Following the successful AFCON men’s tournament earlier this year in Cameroon, Morocco 2022 will be the biggest tournament with the expansion to 12 participating teams. As hosts, the Atlas Lionesses received an automatic berth and will take on debutants Burkina Faso, Senegal and Uganda in Group A, while Group B will be comprised of Cameroon, Zambia, Tunisia and Togo.

The pre-tournament favourites Nigeria are grouped with South Africa, who the Super Falcons beat 4-3 on penalties to lift the trophy four years ago following a 0-0 draw in Accra, Ghana. First-time qualifiers Burundi and Botswana complete the line-up in Group C.

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Alex Mwaura

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