[1983] Volta Vision Burkina Faso - Generique | ID

Prior to being named Burkina Faso, the country was known as Upper Volta and their TV service was known as VoltaVision.
© 1983 VoltaVision (now Radio Télévision du Burkina)
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Sources: RTB Burkina Archives
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[@YerassylKh]

this ident is very unusual for television from one of the destitute countries. it looks like more latin american than african

[@its_bytepax]

at least it looks kinda good for such country in Africa like this

[@WNSQ-TV]

surprisingly well done for burkina faso

[@MarioFan171]

Rarity, from an obscure country

[@Welashi_Prihod]

dancin' days font

[@NotteShock]

Voltavisión

[@kwoktaichan7938]

Looks modern in 1980s graphics but could it be Cel/Traditional Animated or Computer Animated? And what year Upper Volta and Voltavision changes it’s name to RTB in Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 and the country Burkina Faso 🇧🇫.😊

[@DCNFY]

The fact is from burkina faso

[@VTSGsRock]

This must be very advanced for a least developed country

[@user-cvbnm]

Maybe because Burkina Faso used to be more advantaged in the 1980's

[@VTSGsRock]

@@user-cvbnmBurkina Faso's GDP per capita decreased by 37% in the 1990s but grew prior to that

[@NathanPlays395]

@@VTSGsRock TNB's graphics were still amazingly good until the mid-2000s

[@npcc2009]

Probably from the French.