List of KBC Programs
- Adventures of Jett Jackson
- Africa Soccer
- Angaza
- Atlantis High
- BBC News
- Boxing KOTV
- Cartoon Time
- CCTV Feature
- Celebration Time
- Chakula Bora
- Classic Movie
- Club 1
- CNBC News
- Code 254
- Constituency Development Fund
- Constituency Profile
- Dallas
- Damka
- Divas
- Doctor Who
- Dunia Wiki Hii
- Ernest Angley Ministry
- Everybody Loves Raymond
- Flipper
- Generations
- Gillette World Sports Special
- God's Power Church
- Good Morning Kenya
- Gospel Hour
- Grapevine
- Hope in Him
- Initiative Africa
- Insight
- It Might Be You
- Jee Huu Ni Ungwana
- Jesus Christ Center
- Joyce Meyer Ministries
- KBC Lunchtime News
- KBC News Briefs
- Kenny and Dolly
- Kenya This Week
- Kero
- Kids Unlimited
- Kivunja Mbavu
- Know Your Policeman
- Kuna Nuru Gizani
- Late Night Movie
- Late Night News
- Makutano Junction
- Miracle in the Village
- Morning Prayer
- Mukhtasari Wa Habari
- Neno Litakuweka Huru
- Nguvu Zake Mwenyezi Mungu
- Nilus The Sandman
- On The Mic
- Pacific Drive
- Planet Earth
- Plot 10
- Power in the Word
- Rainbow Surprise
- Real Kids Real Adventures
- Rebecca
- Reflections
- Rehema Za Mungu
- Revival Times
- Sad Love Story
- Santuri
- Solution For Stress
- Spanish La Liga
- Studio 53
- Taarifa
- Tabibu Cures
- The 700 Club
- The Bold and the Beautiful
- The Collector
- The Tyra Banks Show
- This Week in History
- Together on the Move
- Trek: Spy On
- Turning Point
- Ukumbi Wa Kiislamu
- Universal Church
- Vioja Mahakamani
- Vitimbi
- Vokal
- Walker, Texas Ranger
- Weekend Movie
- Winning Ways
- WWE SmackDown
- WWE Wrestling
- Yawezekana
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