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Windhoek - The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) will in the process of moving from analogue to digital terrestrial television switch off from the pay television channel GOtv, it announced on Thursday.

"As of 15 February 2015, NBC will no longer be available on GOtv," the NBC's commercial manager for digital terrestrial television (DTT), Ockert Jansen said. "NBC will be switched off from GOtv decoders."

According to Jansen, matters were changing as NBC moves into the digital era.

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