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You will watch access more content especially sports on the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation platforms if a bid by Canal+ to acquire MultiChoice Group is sealed. A team from Canal+ and MultiChoice Group were Tuesday morning at the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation on a fact-finding mission about shareholders of MultiChoice Kenya. Kenya Broadcasting Corporation Chairperson Tom Mshindi said the deal would open up local content to a wider audience.
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