Zimbabwe
SABC reduces Premier League spend in Simuka sublicensing deal
Kwesé TV launches in Liberia ahead of World Cup
Econet Media has furthered the reach of its pan-African media company, Kwesé, by launching its pay-television operation in Liberia and its digital service, Kwesé iflix, in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe’s PSL returns to television screens with ZBC deal
Zimbabwean public-service broadcaster ZBC has agreed a rights deal with the Premier Soccer League, the top tier of club football in the country.
Infront targets Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League rights
The Infront agency is interested in acquiring rights for the Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League top-tier club football competition.
Kwesé TV returns in Zimbabwe
African pay-television broadcaster Kwesé TV has returned to Zimbabwean screens following the latest court ruling over the legality of the service.
Kwesé TV launches in South Africa, suspended in Zimbabwe
African pay-television broadcaster Kwesé TV has launched in South Africa, as it faces further problems in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe government moves to ban Kwesé TV
The Zimbabwe government and the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) have banned African pay-television broadcaster Kwesé TV from operating in the country.
Zimbabwe Cricket seeks to clarify Taj relationship
The Zimbabwe Cricket governing body has said that its partnership with Indian subcontinent pay-television broadcaster Taj Television remains intact following reports to the contrary yesterday (Wednesday).
Zimbabwe state broadcaster in talks to acquire Confederations Cup rights
Windies slow decline confirmed
New West Indies deal reflects changing world order in cricket
SuperSport snaps up Zimbabwe football league rights
Sportfive ‘creating a market where there wasn’t one’
Indian rights boom hits ceiling as saturation reached
Saturation effect puts brake on Indian cricket rights boom
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2:Basketball, boxing, BCCI cricket, BDO darts and more
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Athletics, baseball, basketball, cricket, golf, rugby and more
News in brief, Issue 14:17
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: African Nations Cup football, handball and more
Football: African broadcasters acquired the rights for the African Cup of Nations in a series of last-minute deals with the LC2 agency. In Ghana, state broadcaster GTV acquired the rights for €1m (£686,000).