StarTimes Media has launched a pay TV platform in Kenya.
The service offers seven packages – Basic, Basic Plus, Classic, Classic Plus, Unique, Unique Plus and India, with prices starting from KES499 (€4.70). A decoder will cost around KES3,000.
StarTimes is a Chinese company with operations in Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Central African Republic, Guinea and Mozambique. It has invested around US$75 million in Kenya’s DVB-T2 network.
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