African American Owned & Operated TV Network available on Comcast Xfinity Ch.1623, NOW TV and Roku
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To offer an aura of refreshing and blooming High Definition Afro-Centric General Entertainment via a wide array of genres from:
1 - Movies
2 - Entertainment News
3 - Sitcoms and Soaps
4 - Talk-shows
5 - Comedies
6 - Realities
Available on Comcast Xfinity channel 1623 and Roku
09/25/2025
Grief, the teacher no one asks for, strips us bare and makes one question everything. Yet, it becomes a doorway into healing, transformation, and a deeper connection with our spirit. Grief can break us and still build us. Have you felt this?
09/25/2025
Sometimes, the deepest pain can lead to the greatest healing. Allowing grief to fully consume you, even for a year or two, can open the heart to a greater light. It's better not to skip the grieving process, but to embrace the pain and go within. Have you felt this?
09/25/2025
Healing emotions can heal the world. Allowing ourselves to feel, express, laugh, cry, have empathy, and compassion is key. Holding space for emotions without judgment fosters connection. Have you felt this?
09/25/2025
Grief is the teacher no one asks for, yet everyone meets. It strips people bare, breaks them open, and makes them question everything they thought they knew about love, life, and sometimes even faith. Have you ever felt this way?
09/25/2025
In times of profound loss, it feels impossible to move forward. Though there will be immense pain, light will emerge. Love transcends death, forging deeper connections with self, faith, and others who understand invisible pain. Hope will return in unexpected ways. Have you ever felt this?
09/25/2025
People may shy away from defending what God holds dear. The destruction of unborn babies is a deep concern. Why has the pro-choice movement framed abortion as healthcare for minorities?
09/25/2025
Some claim that the push for abortion is rooted in a desire to decrease the Black population. Some believe that figures like Soros and Sanger have ulterior motives. It's a complicated issue with a difficult past.
09/25/2025
Is true freedom more appealing than the promise of "free stuff"? It's a loaded question, especially for communities struggling with poverty. Some people may choose the immediate comfort of a free meal over the longer-term benefits of freedom. Have you ever considered the value of freedom in your own life?
09/25/2025
We call it progress, but what if we traded our souls for comfort? We celebrate tech but neglect connection. It demands we stop following and start creating futures. Have you felt this?
09/24/2025
Go beyond the headlines and discover the real stories. The episode explores socialism in the Black community, abortion, and the true definition of racism. Belinda Ford, a fierce advocate for the unborn, joins to tie it all together. Stay tuned!
09/24/2025
⏳👀 From viral prophecies to shocking sermons, Rapture predictions for 2025 are sparking conversations across the globe. Believers and skeptics alike are asking: Is the end closer than we think? 🌍✨
In this video, we dive deep into:
Why 2025 has become the focus of end-time prophecies 📖
The cultural and spiritual impact of Rapture predictions 🔥
What religious leaders, scholars, and everyday people are saying ⛪
Whether these warnings are signs… or fear-driven hype 👀
💬 Do you think the Rapture is coming soon—or is this just another false alarm? Share your thoughts below ⬇️.
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09/24/2025
Grief is the teacher none of us ask for—but all of us eventually meet. 💔 When Silvia Šuvadová lost her father, the pain nearly broke her. But instead of letting grief bury her, she allowed it to shape her, guide her, and transform her journey into one of healing, resilience, and spiritual awakening. 🌟
In this deeply moving conversation, Silvia opens up about the first wave of loss, the silence that followed, and the powerful lessons grief taught her about love, presence, and transformation. She shares how she learned to carry her father’s spirit with her, release the weight of pain, and discover practices that turned mourning into meaning. For anyone walking through the valley of grief, this episode is a reminder: even in heartbreak, there is light waiting to guide you through. ✨🙏
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The AFROTAINMENT Family of channels is a New York-based network of 9 linear television channels and digital properties (AFRO, Afrotainment, Afrotainment Music, Afro Sports, ABO, OUI TV, TV9JA, HAITI HD, YEBO) dedicated to broadcast the best Afro-Centric content in North America. Our channels are available on Sling TV, DISH Network, Altice USA, Verizon FIOS, Frontier Communications, Bell Fibe, Videotron, Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV.
Afrotainment was created in 2005 by Yves Bollanga, a former IBM Software Engineer and Shafquat Chaudhary. Afrotainment, besides being a company involved in TV transmission is also a TV production company that creates Afrocentric content: Films, Scripted and Unscripted content, talk-show, Late night comedy and much more.
On June 22, 2005, Afrotainment launched 3A TELESUD its first channel on DISH Network. Initial launch on DISH Network was followed by 3 more carriage agreement between 2008 and 2011 for the following TV channels: Afrotainment Movies, Afrotainment Music, TV9JA and OUI TV
On October 13, 2011, Afrotainment Launched its first channel on Cable: Afrotainment Plus, which includes the best of all Afrotainment programming, which includes African movies, Series, reality shows, talk shows, and highly coveted African soccer. Afrotainment Plus is available on IO Africa offering on Channel 1101
On September 19, 2013, Afrotainment launched 4 new channels in Canada on Bell Fibe TV. This agreement marks its first expansion outside of the United States
On December 5, 2014, Afrotainment launched Haiti HD a network targeting the Haitian community on Bell Fibe TV Canada.
On August 2015, Afrotainment launched YEBO, an OTT music video on demand app on Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV
On March 3, 2016, Afrotainment launched 2 channels (AFRO and ABO) on Verizon FIOS.
On October 30, 2016, Afrotainment launched Haiti HD on Videotron in Canada
On June 28, 2017, Afrotainment launched AFRO, its Polycultural Black channel on Sling TV in the Lifestyle Plus package.