Space FM, Sunyani - Gateway Broadcasting Service has launched its satellite pay TV service, Gateway TV in Sunyani in the Brong-Ahafo Region with a pledge to provide effective services to its viewers.

The Country Director of Gateway Broadcasting Service, Mr Harry Michael Yamson, said Gateway TV would be bringing entertainment to every home in Africa on its initial 15 channels.

"We hope to increase our channels very soon to enable us meet most of the demands of our viewers", he said.

Mr Yamson said Gateway TV is starting with broad offers to enable them win in the hectic industry of pay TV. "We have programmes that fit every time of the day", he added.

"What is even more refreshing is that you pay less for Gateway TV services", he noted.

He urged the public to hook up with G-TV and enjoy the best of pay TV.

Gateway TV has the right to broadcast the Englisg and Italian premierships and that has sent the signal that it going to be a strong force in the industry. Several viewers are of the view that G-TV would match the big guns in the industry provided they are going to maintain their performance and honour all their promises. Miss Sara Owusu-Ansah of the Sunyani Polytechnic told Space News that "G-TV has given the strong signal of what they can offer.We only hope they are goint to be there for us at all times".

Miss Audrey Amanda said " we now have choices when it comes to pay TV services and we love it. G-TV is in for real business".

Andrews Woodman Koda, the Executive Administrator of Berekum based Shalom Radio noted that " with the coming of G-TV, Ghanaians would have a variety of areas to look to for pay TV programmes and that is an indication of a growing nation".