[2] On November 18, 2014, TV Record Angola began transmitting its signal entirely in high definition (HD) on DStv.
[8] On April 19, 2021, it was announced by the Secretary of State for Social Communication of Angola (MINTTICS), Nuno Carnaval, during a statement broadcast by TPA, that RecordTV Africa, as well as other newspapers, magazines, websites and radio stations, would have their activities suspended, with effect from the 21st of April, due to non-compliance with the legal requirements for carrying out journalistic activity in the country, such as the fact that the company does not have an Angolan in its executive management, in addition to having, in its staff, foreign journalists who are not accredited in the country.
[9] The broadcaster expressed its opinion in a statement and stated that "it has always been guided by legality for more than 15 years in Angola and throughout the African continent, and will, together with the regulatory bodies, seek clarification regarding the alleged irregularities".
[10] On April 20, RecordTV Africa released another official note, stating that it had filed an appeal against the Angolan government's decision, which would allow the broadcaster to continue on the air while the assessment took place.
[12] On April 30, the channel announced the replacement of executive director Fernando Teixeira by Simeão Mundula, and stated that it does not have any journalist of foreign nationality on its staff.