Televisiones de Kenya

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K24 TV is a television station in Kenya, established in 2007 as the country's first 24-hour news network. It was the first Kenyan television station to stream its programmes live on the internet, reaching viewers abroad. The channel broadcasts news around the clock, including breaking news, special reports and sports coverage, and it reports on stories across East, Central and West Africa.

The live stream of K24 TV plays directly on this page, so its Kenyan news programmes can be watched here. Viewers in Kenya and abroad can follow live news from this page at any hour.

Ebru TV is a Kenyan television channel offering entertainment, news and lifestyle programmes. Its schedule is presented as new content from Monday to Friday, covering general interest subjects. The channel's programmes can be received on several pay-television platforms, including Zuku, GOtv, Signet, Pang, Bamba Tv and Startimes, where it is carried on specific channel numbers. Its genre focus is general viewing, combining entertainment with current affairs and lifestyle content.

To watch Ebru TV live, use the player on this page, which shows the channel's stream directly here. Viewers can also find the channel on the pay-television services named above.

Citizen TV is a broadcast television station based in Nairobi, Kenya, and part of Royal Media Services (RMS). It produces and airs local news, education, lifestyle and entertainment shows, including breaking news, current affairs, politics, business and sports coverage. Its programming also includes local shows from across Kenya.

Viewers can watch Citizen TV's live broadcasts on this page when the channel is on air; otherwise the page links to its official live stream. The Kenyan channel's news and entertainment programmes can be followed here, with live coverage shown whenever the station is broadcasting.

Inooro TV is a Kikuyu-language vernacular television station in Kenya, part of Royal Media Services. It broadcasts news and entertainment programmes, along with shows on business and other topics, aimed mainly at Kikuyu-speaking viewers in Central Kenya, the region commonly referred to as Mt Kenya. Its Kikuyu-language output is part of a group of stations under the same media company.

Viewers can watch Inooro TV's live Kikuyu broadcasts on this page when the channel is on air. Otherwise, the page links to its official live stream for Kikuyu-language viewers in Kenya.

KBC Channel 1 is the television channel of the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation, a public broadcaster in Kenya. It is presented as a national broadcaster offering news and quality programmes, with reporting on news, sport, business, climate, entertainment and technology. Its programming covers Kenyan current affairs and international events, presented in a news-led format.

Viewers can watch KBC Channel 1's live broadcasts on this page when the channel is on air. Otherwise the page links to its official live stream, letting Kenyan audiences follow the national broadcaster's news.

Kenya Television Network