Your One-Stop Guide to Ethiopian Television
Ethiopia has one of the most vibrant broadcasting landscapes in East Africa. Whether you grew up watching EBC news at 8 PM, following your favorite drama on Kana TV, or catching the latest entertainment on EBS, chances are you've wanted to watch these channels online at some point — especially if you're living abroad.
This page is a living directory of every active Ethiopian TV channel we know about. For each one, you'll find its official logo, broadcast frequency, year established, website, live streaming link, and links to its Facebook, X (Twitter), and Telegram accounts. We update the list regularly so you always have accurate information.
What's included in the list?
- State broadcasters — EBC (Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation), ETV, and regional stations like Amhara TV, Oromia Broadcasting Network, and Tigray TV.
- Private entertainment channels — Kana TV, EBS, Fana TV, Walta TV, JTV, and more.
- Religious and community channels — broadcasters serving specific audiences.
- News and current affairs — including ASRAT, EBS, and others.
How to watch Ethiopian TV from anywhere in the world
Most Ethiopian channels now offer free live streaming through their websites, mobile apps, or YouTube channels. Just click the red stream icon next to any channel in the table above and you'll be taken directly to their official broadcast. No VPN or subscription is needed for most channels — all you need is a stable internet connection.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many TV channels are there in Ethiopia?
Ethiopia has over 20 active television channels, including state-owned broadcasters like EBC and regional stations, plus private channels such as Kana TV, EBS, Fana TV, and Walta TV.
Can I watch Ethiopian TV online for free?
Yes. Most Ethiopian TV channels offer free live streaming through their official websites, YouTube channels, or dedicated streaming platforms. This page lists official stream links for each channel.
What is the frequency of Ethiopian TV channels?
Ethiopian TV channels broadcast on various frequencies via Nilesat and other satellites, as well as through terrestrial digital (DVB-T2) networks. Each channel's frequency is listed in the table above.
Where can I find the official website of an Ethiopian TV channel?
Look for the blue globe icon in the "Website" column of the table. Clicking it will take you to that channel's official website.
Missing a channel or found outdated info?
We'd love to hear from you. If you notice a channel that's missing, a broken stream link, or an outdated frequency, please drop us a message. This list is maintained by Sabiet Technology and updated regularly based on user feedback and official channel announcements.