Serge Kalu, TV Zimbo on how the new President is opening up the TV and media space in Angola

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""TV Zimbo was the first private TV channel in Angola and we've been there for 10 years. It changed the way news was done in Angola.""

Serge Kalu, Contet Manager, TV Zimbo talks about: how private TV station TV Zimbo is programmed; how things are changing in media and news terms in Angola; and the expansion of the TV broadcasting space.

July 25, 2018 by Editor

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