France's New Be Black TV Channel Premeires - Sugarcane Magazine ™| Black Art Magazine

Be Black TV is France’s newest television station and features black programming aimed at it’s urban populations. The station debuted on January 20 by it’s founder Gadjar Sebastian. The station will be available in Metropolitan France ( Freebox) Guiana and Reunion ( Mediaserv), as well as The French West Indies.

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