With a vision to boost Pan-Africanism in entertainment, WatsUp TV has launched on television service provider Evasion Group in Guinea Conakry on Friday, July 22 2016 at Hotel Mariador Palace, Conakry.
Speaking to the media at a Press Launch with the Evasion Group team, CEO of WatsUp TV Abd Traore shared, "WatsUp TV really welcomes the partnership with Evasion Group. What we want really to do is to be able to make the WatsUp TV closer to most of you, and open its doors really, not just for entertainment, but to show you what WatsUp TV can do to inspire other people to become better Africans".
WatsUp TV, will air exclusively on Evasions group channel for standard and high definition as a huge focus will be given to bringing entertainment to those who cannot afford the means to watch quality TV.
Among the programs and content that can be watched on the channel include the WatsUp TV Official Show, African Hit, Fresh Videos, Fans Tweet Request as well as behind the scenes clips.
There are also plans to air classic African Hits of the past "in the next couple of months" through the channel, Evasions group is also available on Canal + with a reach of over 7 million homes in 160 Countries and WatsUp TV will focus on its current episodes also to bridge entertainment in Africa.
WatsUp TV also airs in Ghana and this is the beginning of their offline expansion mission to other African Countries
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