Malaysian artiste AC Mizal to launch new broadcast network station Suke TV


Datuk AC Mizal describes Suke TV as 'a broadcast network created by Malaysians for Malaysians'. Photo: Handout

With an increase in television viewership and online shopping, partly due to the pandemic, Datuk AC Mizal – Malaysian artiste and entrepreneur – plans to launch his own broadcast network station called Suke TV.

In a virtual press conference on Sept 1, the founder and chairman of Suke TV said: “As a contributor to the entertainment industry for almost three decades, I wanted to play a part in making a change that would impact everyone for the better.

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