Kenya’s New TV Standards Will Change How You Find, Organize, and Explore Channels

Let’s be honest — scanning for channels on your current digital decoder is a bit of a gamble. Sometimes your favourite news station pops up at channel 801 for..

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The Communications Authority of Kenya will implement new DVB-T2 standards on July 1st, 2025, revolutionizing how viewers find and organize TV channels in Kenya.

Channel numbers will be standardized nationwide, ensuring a consistent lineup across the country.
Upgraded receivers will feature a mandatory 7-day Electronic Program Guide (EPG) displaying current and upcoming shows.
Users can expect automatic background updates for new channels and improved regional access, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

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