Cape Town, 17 Aug 2015
After recently celebrating the second birthday of its factory in Atlantis, Chinese electronics manufacturer Hisense has now further enhanced its commitment to the Western Cape. The company is coming on board as technical sponsor for two independently produced sports shows on Cape Town TV: Cape Rugby TV and Sports Federation TV.
Cape Rugby TV is an award-winning show about club rugby in the Western Cape, while Sports Federation TV produces local sports content for the Federations of the Western Province Sports Council. The shows feature weekly on Cape Town TV, a channel which is broadcast free-to-air in Cape Town and nationally on DStv Channel 263.
Both shows will receive the latest Hisense Ultra High Definition (UHD) televisions, set to enhance background graphics and videos used in the production of the shows. Hisense's UHD televisions boast four times the resolution of standard HD televisions, ensuring brilliant picture quality and outstanding image clarity.
Cape Rugby TV is also set to give away various Hisense mobile products on a weekly basis, adding further excitement to the show.
Elaborating on the sponsorship, Ryan Curling, Brand Manager at Hisense South Africa, notes: "The Cape Rugby TV technical sponsorship not only aligns us with one of the top three most popular sports in South Africa, but is also a great channel. The strong focus of Cape Rugby TV on the amateur level of the game, especially in the Western Cape, further enhances Hisense's commitment to the province, with not only our local factory located in Atlantis, but also an investment in property for our new head office in Century City, Cape Town."
Says Cape Rugby TV Producer, JP Naud'e: "We are thrilled to have Hisense on board as a technical partner. As one of Cape Town TV's top shows, this sponsorship of UHD televisions enables much improved background graphics, which will greatly enhance the viewers' experience."
About the shows
Cape Rugby TV captures the thrills and enthusiasm which the sport generates among participants and spectators in the Western Cape, and since its inception, it has made an enormous impact on the lives of local amateur clubs, rugby players and fans. The show is broadcasted free-to-air in Cape Town via Cape Town TV and nationally on DStv channel 263 on Wednesday between 9pm and 10pm, and is repeated on Saturday from 9am-10am.
Sports Federation TV offers a much-needed television platform to the amateur sectors of the sports federations which do not have the capacity to produce their own TV shows. It flights on Cape Town TV on Friday evenings from 9pm-10pm and repeats on Saturday mornings from 8am-9am.
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