 Established in 2003 and originally covering only Windhoek, Rehoboth and Okahandja, One Africa Television grew significantly, with its signal broadcast via 29 analogue transmitters across Namibia.In 2013, One Africa Television joined the digital age, and the channel is since then available on the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's digital terrestrial television network (Channel 301) as well as on MultiChoice's DStv Namibia platform (Channel 284) as well as MultiChoice's GoTV digital terrestrial television network (Channel 90).One Africa Television founder and group chairman, Paul van Schalkwyk, was killed in a plane crash on the 10th of March 2014.