Kwese launches premium Free Bouquet

Tuesday, October 10, 2017

Pan-African broadcaster, Kwesé has added an additional bouquet to its offering to be known as Kwesé Free bouquet. This comes after the broadcaster launched its pay TV network Kwesé TV satellite broadcasting service in Gaborone recently.

In an interview with Showbiz, the marketing and public relations manager, Shadi Linchwe said the ‘always on’ bouquet would feature at least five channels that are usually only available to pay subscription customers.

“They will include Kwesé Free Sports Channel, which offers live sports games from the English Premier League and the NBA. There will also be general entertainment, news and some religious channels, all for free, as long as someone has a Kwesé decoder.

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