(Reuters) - London-based Gateway Communications, a satellite and telecoms group, will next month beam its new pay-TV service into Kenya and plans to woo customers with one month's free subscription.
But Gateway, which is hoping to rival Africa's largest media company, Naspers, with a pan-African service, said on Wednesday that customers in the world's poorest continent would still pay at least $226 for a satellite dish and decoder and $26 per month to get its new 15-channel GTV service -- for now.
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But Gateway, which is hoping to rival Africa's largest media company, Naspers, with a pan-African service, said on Wednesday that customers in the world's poorest continent would still pay at least $226 for a satellite dish and decoder and $26 per month to get its new 15-channel GTV service -- for now.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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