Eti you will pay KES.500 monthly to watch tv and this may go up since the set top boxes will only capture particular stations...bushmen mentality!

Take it easy guys...

Okay good people let's take a deep breath, its Christmas season. @githundi, I can see you took offence in my earlier comment; my apologies and have a merry Xmas. Having said that, could someone kindly explain to me why a customer would complain for lack of service from a private company when there are numerous alternatives. I must admit that am not a fan of local tv. The 9pm news clashes with my all time favourite show. Its called "the smoking gun presents the world's dumbest" on channel 128 and runs daily from 9 to 10 pm. Finally, let's look at this decision by the media owners logically. Its unlikely that Linus gitahi or wachira waruru would take such a drastic decision without consulting their respective BODs. I don't think any of us can doubt the business acumen behind the success of these three companies. Their owners are sharp businessmen who can't taken the path of self destruction knowingly. Let us all learn to love kei twenty four and kbc. I know they are ugly and fat but the good looking model ones don't want anything to do with us. Such is life.

As a shareholder of 5 shares, I support consumers be damned. They will watch when the stations come back wapende wasipende.

I support what the judge said: “No switch off date will be convenient today, tomorrow or in the near future. The petitioners should align themselves to the technology of digital broadcast,” said the judge. “If the consumers are kept in a blackout, it is only because the petitioners want the television blackout,” he said in his ruling.