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    Azam TV completes the migration of its video platform from the EUTELSAT 7B to EUTELSAT 7C satellite

    Azam TV has completed the migration of its video platform from the EUTELSAT 7B to EUTELSAT 7C satellite, with a multi-year extension of the existing contract and an incremental capacity commitment.

    One of Africa’s leading pay-TV operators, Azam will leverage the enhanced performance of Eutelsat 7 C to distribute some 120 channels in a mix of standard and high definition across its footprint covering Tanzania, Uganda, Malawi, Kenya, and Rwanda.

    Commenting on the deal, Patrice Paquot, Deputy Regional Vice President, Sub-Saharan Africa of Eutelsat said: “We are honored to continue to partner with Azam, one of our anchor customers at the 7° East position as it successfully expands it broadcast offer. 7° East has become a new DTH hotspot for Sub-Saharan Africa and a key pay-TV neighborhood for Eastern Africa with some of the fastest growth rates in the region.”

    Jacob Joseph, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Azam added:

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    Every Azam TV household will have the opportunity to enjoy a wide variety of local and international programs with excellent signal quality. We are delighted to rely on Eutelsat to leverage the unparalleled reach of its 7° East position.”

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