PPP TV
| PPP TV | |
|---|---|
| Owned by | Ngomma Value Added Services Limited |
| Country | Kenya |
| Language | English Swahili Sheng |
| Headquarters | Nairobi, Kenya |
| Website | ngomma |
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PPP TV (Powerful, Precise and Pristine Television), also known as Triple P TV, is a Kenyan entertainment television channel that broadcasts music and youth-oriented content. The channel is operated by Ngomma Value Added Services Limited and is licensed by the Communications Authority of Kenya as a free-to-air television broadcaster. It is available on the StarTimes digital television platform and streams globally via YouTube.
History
PPP TV was launched in 2015 as a music-focused channel. The station was established by Ngomma Value Added Services Limited, a Nairobi-based digital content aggregation and distribution company.
The channel is among the licensed free-to-air television stations regulated by the Communications Authority of Kenya under the country's broadcasting framework.[1] As of 2023, Kenya had 223 licensed free-to-air television stations, comprising commercial and community outlets, regulated under the Kenya Information and Communications Act.[2] The channel expanded its programming from exclusively music content to include talk shows, campus-focused programming, and lifestyle content.
Programming
PPP TV's content focuses on Kenyan music and youth culture. According to StarTimes Kenya, approximately 70% of the channel's music programming features Kenyan artists, with the remaining 30% dedicated to international music.[3]
The channel's programming includes music video shows, artist interviews, and entertainment news segments. The station broadcasts in English, Swahili, and Sheng, a hybrid language popular among Kenyan youth.
Distribution
PPP TV is available on StarTimes Kenya's digital television service on Channel 430 as part of the free-to-air channel lineup included in the Nova and Nyota subscription packages.[4] StarTimes Kenya has over 300,000 subscribers across the country.
The channel also maintains a YouTube presence under the handle @PPPTVKenya, where it uploads select programming and music content for international audiences.[5]
Ownership
PPP TV is owned and operated by Ngomma Value Added Services Limited, a Kenyan company based in Nairobi. Ngomma VAS specializes in content aggregation, digital distribution, and artist management services across East Africa. The company works with music artists, content creators, and media personalities to manage digital rights and distribute content across multiple platforms.
See also
- List of television stations in Kenya
- StarTimes
- Gengetone
- Music of Kenya
- Communications Authority of Kenya
References
- ↑ "Market Structure". Communications Authority of Kenya. Retrieved November 29, 2025.
- ↑ "Broadcasting Services Report Q2 2023-2024". Communications Authority of Kenya. December 31, 2023. Retrieved November 29, 2025.
- ↑ "PPP TV Channel Information". StarTimes. Retrieved November 29, 2025.
- ↑ "StarTimes Kenya: Subscription, Plans, Price and What's Included". How to Africa Guide. July 8, 2023. Retrieved November 29, 2025.
- ↑ "PPP TV KENYA YouTube Channel". YouTube. Retrieved November 29, 2025.
External links
Category:Television channels and stations established in 2015 Category:Television stations in Kenya Category:Music television channels Category:2015 establishments in Kenya Category:Mass media in Nairobi Category:Music organizations based in Kenya
History
PPP TV was launched in 2015 as a music-centric platform and later expanded into general entertainment programming. It gained popularity by curating Kenyan music content and showcasing emerging artists. According to Mpasho, PPP TV was among the top-viewed digital channels in Kenya by 2023.
Programming
PPP TV’s programming blends music shows, talk shows, and campus features. Popular segments include:
- Urban News – A news and entertainment show hosted by Eugine Micah and Lucy Ogunde
- Campus Xposure – A youth-focused program covering campus culture
- Tripple Genge Show – A showcase of Gengetone and urban Kenyan music
- Kenyan Drive Show – Hosted by VDJ Jones
- Abudu – A Swahili lifestyle and music show hosted by DJ Lebbz
- Club PPP – DJ-led entertainment with DJ Xavi
- Top 10 Countdown – Chart-based show hosted by Bella Muziki and DJ Xavi
Talent
The station is home to several presenters, DJs, and content creators:
- Eugine Micah – Presenter and producer (Urban News, Campus Xposure)
- Lucy Ogunde – Co-host and editor (Urban News)
- Bella Muziki – Presenter (Top 10 Countdown)
- VDJ Jones – Presenter and DJ (Kenyan Drive Show)
- Padi Wubonn – TV Host
- Alphamatone Qwachezz – DJ and visual editor
- DJ Lebbz – Host of Abudu
- DJ Xavi – Presenter and DJ (Club PPP, Top 10 Countdown)
Resident DJs
PPP TV features rotating sets from notable DJs:
- DJ Xavi: Known for CLUB PPP Mix series (Mix 21 Tikitako, Mix 23 Enemies)
- DJ Richmond: Mixes spanning Kenyan R&B, One Drop, and Reggae
- DJ Darlington: Curator of Freshi Mix and Unapologetic Barz Mix
- Fresh the DJ RW: Juice in the Mix Vol 1
- DJ Aimo: Club Bangers 2025
- JayJey the DJ: Happy Hour Mix Vol 1
Availability
PPP TV is available on StarTimes Kenya, typically listed on Channel 430 under free-to-air Nova or Nyota packages. The channel is accessible to over 300,000 StarTimes subscribers and is estimated to reach more than 2.5 million daily viewers in public venues including supermarkets and matatu screens.
Additionally, PPP TV is distributed globally via YouTube under the channel @PPPTVKenya.
Ownership
The station is a property of Ngomma Value Added Services Ltd., a Kenyan-based music and digital distribution company. Ngomma manages content licensing, artist promotion, and digital monetization across East Africa.
Slogan
You are watching Triple P TV.
See also
References
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External links
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