Cabinet at its sitting, approved an $82.4 million Digital Migration contract to be executed by a wholly-owned Ghanaian company, K-NET Limited. The migration to digital terrestrial television (DTT) will guarantee multiple TV channels, clearer pictures, better sound quality and offer more opportunities for advertisers and broadcasters. K-NET is expected to complete the entire migration process in nine months, with the project divided into 3 phases. A statement from the Flagsfaff House said Cabinet, at a previous sitting, approved the auctioning of spectrums to be freed from the migration to pay for the cost of the digital migration. KNET`s $82.4 million contract sum is $13 million cheaper than the $95 million StarTimes contract, which was terminated for non-performance.