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Independent African technology journalism, published since 2004 from Johannesburg, South Africa. tech.africa covers internet infrastructure, telecoms regulation, satellite and pay television, and digital payments across the continent, and publishes original measurement of African peering and interconnection.

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# tech.africa

> Independent African technology journalism, published since 2004 from Johannesburg, South Africa. tech.africa covers internet infrastructure, telecoms regulation, satellite and pay television, and digital payments across the continent, and publishes original measurement of African peering and interconnection.

Content is reported and edited by people, not generated. Figures are attributed to their source in the article. Reference guides carry the year in the title and are revised rather than republished, so prices and channel lists reflect that year.

Using this content: cite the publication as tech.africa and link the specific article URL. Where an article attributes a figure onward, attribute it to that source rather than to tech.africa. Reference guides are revised in place and carry the year in the title, so check that year before quoting a price, frequency or channel list. Copyright and terms are at https://tech.africa/legal/ and corrections or right of reply at https://tech.africa/about-us/contact-us/.

Last generated: 21 October 2026. This file is built on request, so the guides and recent reporting below are current.

## Reference guides

These are the pages readers and assistants ask for most. Each is kept current and dated to the year in the title.

- [DStv packages, prices and channels](https://tech.africa/dstv/): DStv packages, prices and channel lists across South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Ethiopia and more, plus decoders, streaming and free channels.
- [Multi TV frequency, channels and setup](https://tech.africa/multi-tv-channels/): Multi TV frequency and symbol rate settings, the full channel list for both transponders, and installation steps. Free satellite TV in Ghana, Nigeria and West Africa.
- [Nilesat 201 frequency and channel guide](https://tech.africa/nilesat-201/): Nilesat 201 frequency settings, all-channels list and free-to-air guide, including LNB setup, symbol rates and FTA decoder notes.
- [DStv free channels without a subscription](https://tech.africa/how-to-watch-free-channels-on-dstv-africa-channels-settings/): How to watch DStv free channels, the EasyView lineup, and frequencies and symbol rates for South Africa, Nigeria and Ghana.
- [OpenView free satellite TV](https://tech.africa/openview/): OpenView channels and signal settings in South Africa: free satellite channels on Intelsat 20, decoder pricing and installation.
- [How to watch SABC channels for free](https://tech.africa/sabc-channels-free/): Watching SABC 1, 2, 3 and SABC News free in South Africa via aerial, OpenView, the SABC Plus app or streaming.
- [Showmax packages and prices](https://tech.africa/showmax/): Showmax packages priced for South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana, with the Entertainment, Mobile, Smart TV and Premier League plans compared.
- [Satellite television in Africa](https://tech.africa/satellites/): Overview of free and premium satellite TV and radio services available across Africa.

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