YTV focuses on entertainment, sport

Wade
Wade

Now broadcasting over 30% local content, newly rebranded YTV, formerly eBotswana, is focusing on entertainment and sport. YTV general manager, Rykie Wade told Arts & Culture in an interview that as a station that is now running independently, they strive to bring international news to their viewers.

“We just signed an agreement with Al Jazeera to broadcast its content two hours a day. We have kiddies’ programmes, our own homegrown teen bulletin, we have comedies and series, documentaries, science and technology and local music and of course main news at 7pm every day,” she revealed.

Wade added that they will keep costs down until they stabilise and show growth at a financial level. She said the intention is to work hard and smart and ensure viewers are informed about their television.

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