The premier free satellite TV service platform said the decision was due to improving electricity supply in the country.
Openview has announced that it has decided to discontinue Power-Up! channel 114, effective Monday, July 8th.
The channel was launched in January 2023 at the peak of South Africa’s power outage challenges.
Power-Up! made sure viewers didn't miss out on their favorite shows, regardless of the outage schedule. The channel re-aired some of the country's most popular shows for viewers to watch once power was restored.
The company has become known for its continuous re-broadcasts of popular prime-time shows on e.tv. Durban Gen, Zwider family, scandal!and Imbeu It airs every day from Monday to Friday from 6am to late night.
Additionally, the weekend featured omnibus re-runs of popular Afrikaans dramas, including: #Uncomplicated, Die Crazy Summer, Vertrowling more.
South Africa's unwavering resolve amid blackout
The premier free satellite TV service platform said the decision was due to improving electricity supply in the country.
Openview Managing Director of Channels, Marlon David thanked viewers for their support and promised more exciting television experiences to come.
“Your participation is invaluable and we are excited to deliver even more thrilling primetime experiences.
Our commitment to providing non-stop entertainment has always been unwavering and will continue to be so,” Davids said.
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New Openview Decoder
Last week, eMedia announced the launch of its new Openview OV512 decoder.
The OV512 also comes with a built-in Wi-Fi receiver, giving you access to a wider range of premium content.
Customers also get a redesigned remote control that enhances user interaction, including dedicated buttons for accessing +MORE streaming and ON-DEMAND content, as well as a convenient HOME function.
eMedia retail executive, Mmatshipi Matebane, said the company remains committed to providing viewers with the best entertainment experience.
“Our new sleek and stylish decoder continues the trend of cutting edge technology that Openview is known for.
We remain committed to providing our guests with the best entertainment experience and these new changes are a testament to that commitment.”
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