List of Television Networks By Country - South Africa

South Africa

  • ABN (Adonai Broadcast Network)
  • Action X (M-Net)
  • Activate - A Mindset Channel
  • ACtv - Africa Christian TV
  • Africa Magic
  • Afrisat TV
  • AGN Global Access SA
  • Al Jazeera
  • Animal Planet Africa
  • Animax
  • Asianet Africa
  • Boogaloos TV
  • BBC Food
  • BBC Prime
  • BBC World
  • Bloomberg
  • Boomerang
  • Cartoon Network
  • CCTV 4
  • CCTV 9
  • Channel O - Sound TV
  • CNBC Africa
  • CNN
  • Crime and Investigation Network
  • Discovery Channel South Africa
  • Discovery Historia
  • Disney Channel
  • E-TV
  • E! Entertainment
  • ERT
  • ESPN
  • Euro News
  • Fashion TV
  • Fin24
  • Go
  • Gospel Genesis
  • History Channel South Africa
  • Hallmark Channel
  • IQRAA
  • JCN (Judah Christian Network)
  • K-TV World
  • KykNet
  • Manna TV
  • Mindset Health
  • Mindset Learn
  • M-Net
    • M-Net Movies 1
    • M-Net Movies 2
    • M-Net Series
  • M-Net Stars
  • MK
  • MTV
  • MTV Base
  • National Geographic Channel South Africa
  • News24
  • One Gospel
  • Orbicom Business TV
  • Parliamentary Channel South Africa
  • RAI International
  • Rhema Network
  • RTPi
  • Russia Today
  • SABC (South African Broadcasting Corporation)
    • SABC Africa
    • SABC1
    • SABC2
    • SABC3
  • Setanta LiM Africa Sports Network
  • Shoma (Education Foundation)
  • Sky News
  • Sony Entertainment Television
  • Spirit Word Channel
  • Style Network
  • Summit TV
  • SuperSport 1 ZA
  • SuperSport 2 ZA
  • SuperSport 3 ZA
  • SuperSport 4 ZA
  • SuperSport 5 ZA
  • SuperSport 6 ZA
  • SuperSport 7 ZA
  • SuperSport 8 ZA
  • TCM
  • The Home Channel
  • Travel Channel
  • TBN Africa
  • Telly Track
  • The Block
  • The Soap Channel
  • University of Pretoria
  • VH1
  • Weather24
  • Zone Reality
  • Zee TV Africa

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