ENEWS CHANNEL AFRICA: SOUTH AFRICA'S MOST WATCHED TV NEWS CHANNEL. eNCA is South Africa’s most trusted independent TV and online news brand. It launched on June 1st, 2008 to become the country ...

Weekly panel debates, a fresh approach by the sports anchors and a lot more humour. These are just some of the changes that the eNews Channel should have made when it became eNCA.

eNews Channel Africa (eNCA) has launched its new multimedia news website, promising to provide visitors with “an immersive experience for users”. The new website compliments the 24 hour TV ...

The eNews Channel on MultiChoice’s DStv platform has changed its name to eNCA with a new mosaic logo depicting the continent of Africa as the independent 24-hour news channel went intercontinental.

It is just the eNews channel that will rebrand. eNews, or ENCA, will also launch a new website in Britain by the end of 2012, offering rolling online news coverage in a similar vein to BBC News ...

eNCA brought back The South African Morning show without any explanation after four days of simulcasting e.tv's The Morning Show. On Monday eMedia's eNCA (DStv 403) TV news channel, as part of another ...

South African TV just got more competitive in the 24-hour news domain. While the unrivalled eNews Channel Africa (eNCA) has been comfortably sharing the DStv platform with Sky News and BBC World ...

eNCA is on the verge of taking news coverage to new technological heights with its innovative use of one of the largest video walls in Africa and also with the launch of Arti, an augmented reality ...

Local television news channel eNCA (eNews Channel Africa) had the biggest audience gain (26%) while Radio 2000 saw an increase of more than one million listeners over the past year.

E-tv owner eMedia has sold eNCA’s exclusive broadcasting rights to DStv for another five years, blocking its own Openview platform from carrying the news channel.

Weekly panel debates, a fresh approach by the sports anchors and a lot more humour. These are just some of the changes that the eNews Channel should have made when it became eNCA.