Match the programme to the channel’s role
SBC describes SBC1 as its flagship channel and the place for first runs of most programmes. It describes SBC2 as carrying archived programmes, National Assembly sessions and outdoor broadcasts. SBC3 focuses on special events and also reruns live material previously aired on SBC1 or SBC2. If a family member remembers seeing an event on SBC3, ask whether they mean the original event or a later airing. Preserve the event date as well as the transmission date; searching only the channel and today’s date can miss the intended recording.
Separate radio listening from television catch-up
Radyo Sesel and Paradise FM are named radio services. SBC’s history identifies Leko as audio on demand delivered through their mobile applications. Someone asking for a spoken radio discussion may therefore need a Leko entry rather than an SBC television episode. Write the station name and discussion title together. A successful audio search does not promise a corresponding video version. Conversely, a television event with pictures should not be replaced by a radio programme merely because the guest or subject is the same.
Treat SBC+ as its own catalogue check
The publisher records the December 2024 launch of SBC+ and describes a catch-up feature extending up to five days after broadcast. That is the broadcaster’s stated feature, not evidence that every programme or territory receives every recording. Start with the particular programme, its original channel and its broadcast date. Look for that item in the current catalogue before assuming an older episode remains available. Keep any current access message with the item details, and avoid creating an account just to establish the identity of a programme.
Verify language and timing on the item
The website offers Kreol Seselwa and French navigation, but a page language alone does not establish the audio or captions of the programme beneath it. Listen to a sample where available and inspect the specific player’s options. For a live National Assembly session, use the dated schedule and Indian/Mahe when converting to your Canadian city. Record whether the desired object is an original live session, a later SBC3 transmission or an audio discussion. That distinction makes a shared viewing request much more precise than simply asking for Seychelles TV.
Related questions
Is Leko a television channel?
SBC identifies Leko as audio on demand associated with its radio applications.
Does a French webpage guarantee French programme audio?
No. Confirm the actual audio and any captions on the individual item.
Sources and scope
Scope notes distinguish published documentation, supplied information and editorial methods. They do not report a hands-on service test.
- SBC about us and service history — Channel roles, two radio identities, Leko audio and dated SBC+ launch description
- SBC navigation — Separate radio, SBC+, Leko and language destinations
