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I would like to thank UBI for providing BK TV in Africa (via Telstar 10). For those of us living in subsaharan Africa, it's the only way to watch TV from the Balkans (as far as I know).<br /><br />I've been reading this forum for quite some time now, and it seems that ja and satfreak have a close connection to TV Plus. So I'd like to ask ja and satfreak -- how can I watch Balkan channels in Kenya (I live in Nairobi) via TV Plus? The TV Plus web site states: "Our current foot print covers Africa, Eurpoe, Asia and Australia." So which satellite covers Africa? Please do let me know. Thanks!
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