Contracts have been inked for infrastructural works as the government’s 24-hour Education TV channel is moving closer to reality.
Cabinet Secretary Dr Roger Luncheon, at his weekly briefing yesterday at Office of the President, stated that mechanisms to transmit signals, both satellite and terrestrial, have been moving apace while the National Frequency Management Unit (NFMU) has been given the spectrum for transmission by the channel.
According to Luncheon, there were plans to have the Ministry of Education make a formal presentation on Education TV but due to
