Dave's Television - 8, New Amsterdam, Guyana. 9,617 likes · 526 talking about this. #DavesTV8 is a community oriented TV station in New Amsterdam, Guyana.

Dave’s Television Channel 8 (DTV-8) was started on 22nd December 1993. DTV-8 is a community oriented TV station in New Amsterdam, Guyana, committed to informing, educating and...

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Dave’s Television Channel 8 (DTV-8) was started on 22nd December 1993. DTV-8 is a community oriented TV station in New Amsterdam, Guyana, committed to informing, educating and entertaining the Berbice community. DTV-8 also promotes sports, cultural, religious and social activities of the people in

Dave's Television Channel 8 (DTV-8) is a Guyanese television channel that was launched on December 22, 1993. The channel was a subsidiary of the photography studio Dave's Portrait Studio which was founded by the photographer David Rambarran in 1947. The channel was famous for its tagline Berbice...

Broadcasting Information: The signals of DTV-8 are accessible in the whole county of Berbice, (the second largest county in Guyana), where there are approximately 90,000 people. Residents in some areas of Essequibo and the East Coast of Demerara claim that DTV-8 transmission is also available in their areas at certain times.