TOLOnews
| Country | Afghanistan |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Kabul |
| Programming | |
| Language(s) | Dari and Pashto |
| Ownership | |
| Owner | MOBY Group |
TOLOnews is Afghanistan's first 24/7 news channel, owned by MOBY Group. Its sister channels are TOLO TV and Lemar TV in Afghanistan.
Whether it’s breaking the news, providing indepth reports or inspiring discussion among Afghanistan’s political leaders, TOLOnews has captured the attention of a nation who want fast, credible and reliable information as it happens, on the ground. Afghanistan’s first 24-hour news and current affairs channel serves Afghans’ growing appetite for the most up to date news, both domestic and international, across broadcast, online and social media platforms.
An extension of the nation’s most popular channel TOLO TV, TOLOnews’ apolitical format is trusted and respected by audiences, and its programs provide an unparalleled level of in-depth current affairs coverage spanning across Afghanistan’s political, cultural and regional interests.
In Afghanistan, TOLOnews often breaks stories that lead regional and international headlines. More importantly, it is reaching Afghans in remote provinces as well as connecting those in the global diaspora. Boasting the largest newsroom in the country, TOLOnews’ 100 plus news professionals lead the development of the Afghan media industry, which was nonexistent less than a decade ago.
The channel is available on terrestrial across Afghanistan and satellite across the region. It's news bulletins are available everyday on its website.[1]
Website
TOLOnews broadcasts in Dari and Pashto, and is available via the internet and social media in English, Dari and Pashto. Its website, www.tolonews.com, is one of the most popular news sites in Afghanistan. [1]
External links
TOLOnews Live Stream on YouTube official website
References
- ^ a b "TOLO News". Mobygroup.com. Retrieved 2012-05-09.
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