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M0120 SECTION ELECTRONIC MEDIA AMPS 2011A 13 DEEL ELEKTRONIESE MEDIA 1. Africa Magic 2. Africa Magic Plus 3. Afro Music 4. Al J M0120 SECTION ELECTRONIC MEDIA AMPS 2011A 13 DEEL C ELEKTRONIESE MEDIA C17 C18 C19 C17 C18 C19 NR DStv SATELLITE CHANNELS 4 7 YEST NR DStv SATELLITE CHANNELS 4 7 YEST (via a Satellite Dish) WKS DAYS (via a Satellite Dish) WKS DAYS 1. Africa Magic 4509-1 4529-1 4549-1 66. SABC 1 4515-6 4535-6 4555-6 2. Africa Magic Plus -2 -2 -2 67. SABC 2 -7 -7 -7 3. Afro Music -3 -3 -3 68. SABC 3 -8 -8 -8 4. Al Jazeera -4 -4 -4 69. Sony Entertainment Television -9 -9 -9 5. Animal Planet -5 -5 -5 70. Sky News 4516-0 4536-0 4556-0 6. Audio Channels (Any) -6 -6 -6 71. Soweto TV -1 -1 -1 7. BBC Entertainment -7 -7 -7 72. The Style Network -2 -2 -2 8. BBC Knowledge -8 -8 -8 73. Summit TV -3 -3 ## 9. BBC Lifestyle -9 -9 -9 74. SuperSport 1 (Mainly Rugby and Golf) -4 -4 -4 10. BBC World News 4510-0 4530-0 4550-0 75. SuperSport 2 (Mainly Cricket and -5 -5 -5 11. Bloomberg Television -1 -1 ## Motorsport) 12. Boomerang -2 -2 -2 76. SuperSport 3 (International Soccer) -6 -6 -6 13. BVN TV -3 -3 ## 77. SuperSport 4 (Local Soccer) -7 -7 -7 14. Cartoon Network -4 -4 -4 78. 15. CBeebies -5 -5 -5 79. 16. CCTV- 4 -6 -6 ## 80. SuperSport Blitz 4517-0 4537-0 4557-0 17. CCTV News -7 -7 ## 81. SuperSport Channels - Other -1 -1 -1 18. Channel O -8 -8 -8 82. TBN -2 -2 -2 19. CNBC Africa -9 -9 -9 83. -3 -3 -3 20. CNN International 4511-0 4531-0 4551-0 TCM (Turner Classic Movies) 21. Crime & Investigation Network -1 -1 -1 84. TellyTrack -4 -4 -4 22. Deukom -2 ## ## 85. Trace TV -5 -5 -5 23. Deutsche Welle -3 ## ## 86. Travel Channel -6 -6 -6 24. Discovery Channel -4 -4 -4 87. TV5 Monde Afrique -7 ## ## 25. Discovery World -5 -5 -5 88. Universal Channel -8 -8 -8 26. 89. VH1 -9 -9 -9 27. Disney Channel -7 -7 -7 90. Vuzu 4518-0 4538-0 4558-0 28. e.tv -8 -8 -8 91. Weather24 -1 -1 -1 29. e.News Channel -9 -9 -9 92. Zone Reality -2 -2 -2 30. E! Entertainment Television 4512-0 4532-0 4552-0 HD CHANNELS: (These channels are only available if you have an 31. ERT Sat -1 ## ## HD PVR Decoder) // HD KANALE: (Hierdie kanale is slegs 32. ESPN -2 -2 -2 beskikbaar indien u ‘n HD PVR Dekodeerder het) 33. ESPN Classic -3 -3 -3 93. Discovery HD Showcase -3 -3 ## 34. Euro News -4 -4 -4 94. M-Net HD -4 -4 -4 35. Fashion TV -5 -5 -5 95. M-Net Movies 1 HD -5 -5 -5 36. History Channel -6 -6 -6 96. SuperSport HD1 -6 -6 -6 37. The Home Channel -7 -7 -7 97. SuperSport HD2 -7 -7 ## 38. Ignition -8 -8 -8 CULTURAL BOUQUETS: (These channels are only available on 39. Islam Channel -9 -9 -9 the Cultural Bouquets, for which you pay extra) // KULTURELE 40. KidsCo 4513-0 4533-0 4553-0 BOUQUETS: (Hierdie kanale is slegs beskikbaar op die Kulturele Bouquets, waarvoor u ekstra betaal) 41. KooWee -1 -1 -1 98. B4U Movies -8 -8 -8 42. kykNET -2 -2 -2 99. Globo TV ## ## ## 43. Magic World -3 -3 -3 100. Saffron TV 4519-0 4539-0 4559-## 44. Mindset Learn -4 -4 ## 101. -1 -1 ## 45. MK -5 -5 -5 SET Asia 46. M-Net (Main Channel) -6 -6 -6 102. SET Max -2 -2 ## 47. Mnet Action -7 -7 -7 103. SIC International ## ## ## 48. Mnet Movies 1 -8 -8 -8 104. Sun TV -4 ## ## 49. Mnet Movies 2 -9 -9 -9 105. Zee TV -5 -5 -5 50. ANY OTHER DSTV CHANNELS / Mnet Series 4514-0 4534-0 4554-0 -9 -9 -9 51. Mnet Stars -1 -1 -1 ENIGE ANDER DSTV KANALE 52. MTV -2 -2 -2 53. MTV Base -3 -3 -3 NB ** BLANK OR ## = CHANNEL/ S DO NOT 54. Mzansi Magic -4 -4 -4 QUALIFY FOR RELEASE 55. National Geographic Channel -5 -5 -5 56. Nat Geo Wild -6 -6 -6 57. NDTV -7 -7 ## 58. News24 -8 -8 -8 59. Nickelodeon -9 -9 -9 60. One Gospel 4515-0 4535-0 4555-0 61. Parliamentary Service -1 -1 -1 62. RAI International -2 -2 ## 63. Rhema Television -3 -3 -3 64. RTPInternacional -4 ## ## 65. Russia Today -5 -5 ## .
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