Channel One TV is the current name of Ghana's television service formerly known as Citi TV. Management announced the rebrand on 4 June 2024. Its official ChannelOne News site links to Shows and Live TV, with news and public-interest discussion alongside broader cultural and entertainment programming.
The older name points to the same television history
The broadcaster's rebrand announcement identifies Citi TV as the service renamed ChannelOne TV. The current About page describes a national television station that began broadcasting in June 2018. Those dates refer to the television service's launch and later name change, respectively.
If a saved recommendation says Citi TV, search for the programme under the current Channel One name as well. The historic name helps identify the broadcaster; it does not mean the old link, design or programme timetable remains current.
Public affairs is one part of the programme mix
The 2024 management announcement describes news, business and educational programming, together with talk shows, documentaries and entertainment. The current broadcaster description also emphasises Ghanaian stories, cultural identity and public-interest reporting.
For a viewer, this range makes the programme title important. A business interview, a discussion of public policy and an entertainment programme may all carry the same station brand while serving different purposes. Start with Shows when the goal is a particular format rather than whatever is live.
A current interview provides a concrete search clue
An official report dated 6 November 2026 identifies a guest appearance on Breakfast Daily concerning an agricultural exhibition and food processing. It is a dated example of the programme's interview material, rather than a permanent promise about one topic or guest.
A person trying to find that conversation should keep Breakfast Daily, the guest or organisation and the date together. Searching only the exhibition name can lead to related written reports instead of the television segment that prompted the search.
Keep the TV and radio labels separate
The same current report names Channel One TV and Citi 97.3 FM separately as event partners. The TV rebrand should therefore not be read as an instruction to rename every Citi-branded radio reference.
Use the official site's Live TV link for the television destination and its programme links for named shows. A similarly branded news article remains a written route unless it expressly includes the video or edition you need.
Sources and review
- About Us — Channel One TV / ChannelOne News
- Citi TV rebrands to ChannelOne TV — Citi Newsroom / Channel One TV
- FarmMate to launch packaged ‘tomato puree’ at Agrifair 2026 — ChannelOne News