In Senegal, television is something you share: the news in Wolof at your parents’ place, a French film in the evening, series and Senegalese wrestling at the weekend. Chouf Digital gathers those habits into a single subscription: Senegalese and African channels, the major French and Arabic channels, 17,000+ channels and a VOD catalogue of over 80,000 movies and series. In Dakar, Touba, Thiès, Mbour, Saint-Louis or Ziguinchor, activation takes a few minutes via WhatsApp.
No dish to install and no decoder to rent: a Smart TV, an Android box, a phone or a PC is enough, and you switch screens depending on the time of day. Here, language counts as much as the number of channels: commentary in French or Arabic on Lions of Teranga nights, the dubbed series families follow after dinner, children’s channels for the youngest, and the big religious gatherings of the season, from Dakar as easily as from Touba.
Plans start at 12 USD a month with no commitment, and the yearly subscription works out cheaper per day than a local pay-TV package. The same account follows the Senegalese community living in Morocco, one of the kingdom’s largest foreign communities, as well as those in France, Italy and Spain: home stays one screen away. On WhatsApp we tell you which payment methods are available for your country, and the 24-hour trial costs nothing.