Miramar is also present in the country's main pay TV distributors: DStv, TVCabo, GOTV, StarTimes, but not Zap, and also livestreams much of its output through its website.
[1] Miramar historically operated thanks to contributions from local members of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God, the denomination Edir Macedo presides.
[2] In late 2005, aside from opening a television station in Uganda, Aroldo Martins, who was in charge of Record's international operations at the time, announced that the number of transmitters carrying Miramar would be doubled in 2006, from four to eight.
[2] Between 2003 and 2004, Daniel Chapo, who joined ruling party FRELIMO in 2009, was a television news presenter on the channel, after a brief stint at its sister radio station between 1997 and 1998.
[2] The channel broadcast the 2018 FIFA World Cup alongside Televisão de Moçambique and TV Sucesso, in a package of 36 matches negotiated by Econet's Kwesé Sports.