Openview’s major channel changes in 2022

Here are all of the channels Openview made to its channel catalogue in 2022.

DStv competitor Openview made several changes to its catalogue that saw the broadcaster add three channels and drop two.

The eMedia-owned broadcaster’s only channel cuts of the year happened on 1 April 2022, when it dropped the eRewind and eNews & Sport channels. The dropping of the eNews & Sports came with little warning, and the broadcaster said it would still air Premier League games and other selected sports on the eReality channel.

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