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A religious TV channel in Senegal has broadcast a hardcore porn movie, causing shock among many viewers.
Touba TV inadvertently aired the explicit content in the middle of the afternoon yesterday, between 13:10 and 13:30 local time.
The embarrassing slip-up has not escaped the attention of the authorities either.
The National Audiovisual Regulatory Council has demanded an explanation from the channel.
Touba TV has said that a troublesome "network bug" had caused the material to air.
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