Signet, Kenya

Signet is a Kenyan subsidiary of the Kenyan Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) that broadcast and distribute the DTT signals on DVB-T2. It was first launched on 9 December 2009 by H.E. President Mwai Kibaki in Nairobi and its environs.^[1]

The channels included are:

Signet- KUTV
Signet- KBC 1
Signet- KTN
Signet- KUTV Kenya
Signet- NTV
Signet- K24-(News television)
Signet- Citizen TV
Signet – Word Music TV (24 hour music)
Signet- GBS TV
Signet- QTV
Signet- Edu TV (KIE TV)
Signet- Bunge TV(parliamentary proceedings)
Signet- Heritage TV
Signet- 3 stones TV (A Kikuyu TV)
Signet- JBN TV (Christian Television)
Signet- Family TV (Gospel television)
Signet- MBCI TV (Christian Television)
Signet- Sayare TV (gospel television)
Signet- LVTV (lake Victoria TV)
Signet- Gor TV
Signet- Senate TV(parliamentary proceedings)
Signet- Kass TV( Kalenjin TV)
Signet- Kiss TV
Signet- Express TV
Signet- Aviation TV (gospel)
Signet- Hope TV (gospel C.I.T.A.M)
Signet- Revival Television (Gospel)
Signet- Fountain Television
Signet- Bazaar Television (about cars-sales and adverts)
Signet- Dream Television
Signet- Property Television(sell of houses real estate)
Signet- TV10(music)
Signet- Youth Television
Signet- Manifest Television
Signet- Millennium/MBN(gospel)
Signet- EATV
Signet- UTV
Signet- Kingdom(gospel)
Signet- Adventist(gospel)
Signet- Deliverance(gospel)
Signet- GE TV(gospel)
Signet- Joy Television(gospel)
Signet- Y254
Signet- Baite tv
Signet- nyota tv
Signet- Jambu TV

References

^ "Digital Kenya - Roll Out Status of Digital Broadcasting". Archived from the original on 2014-07-30. Retrieved 2014-07-20.

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[1] "Digital Kenya - Roll Out Status of Digital Broadcasting". Archived from the original on 2014-07-30. Retrieved 2014-07-20.

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