Cable and Eleph TV app both put television on the same screen, but they organise it differently, and the difference matters more than the channel count. Cable sells a bundle you surf; Eleph TV sells a library you search.
What You Gain
Choice, first: more than 400 live channels plus more than 100,000 films, series, kids shows and sport replays in one app, with a seven day free trial before any plan. Cable rarely lets you try the whole bundle free for a week.
Flexibility, second: the same account moves from phone to television to TV box, and a plan can be short. Cable ties the bundle to the house and the contract ties it to the year.
What You Lose
Channel surfing gets slower, because an app library is searched, not surfed. Viewers who love flicking through channels at random will miss the instant zap of cable.
Live television also depends on your internet now. A cable outage and an internet outage are different failures, and a household with shaky internet will feel the swap.
Who Should Switch
Switch if your household already streams films and series, watches on phones as well as the television, and wants African and international channels together. Stay on cable if the household mostly surfs live channels and the internet is unreliable.
The channel finding companion is the Eleph TV channel list, and the plans companion is Eleph TV subscription plans.