Six months on from the Groupe Canal+ takeover, the question is: what kind of company is MultiChoice Group now?

South African pay-TV operator MultiChoice has unveiled a sweeping set of reforms aimed at reviving its flagship DStv platform ...

In March 2026, the French media giant announced plans to spend up to €100 million (R1.9 billion) to accelerate MultiChoice’s ...

Subscribers to pay TV services have berated MultiChoice Group for announcing that its Nigerian unit, MultiChoice Nigeria, lost 243,000 subscribers on its Digital Satellite Television (DStv) and GOtv ...

Inside a SuperSport outside broadcast truck on match day. SportyTV, a streaming-only platform most South Africans have never ...

For almost three decades, South African television has been ruled by DStv and its parent company MultiChoice. It was a fantastic run. But that’s over now. In practical terms, MultiChoice was a ...

NANS gives MultiChoice a seven-day ultimatum to reverse its planned increase on DStv and GOtv subscriptions. The Pay TV company, Multichoice had on Tuesday, April 25, 2023, announced the new rates, ...

Multichoice Nigeria, the company behind DStv and GOtv, has revealed plans to raise prices for its service packages starting May 1, 2024. This comes shortly after a previous price adjustment just five ...

MultiChoice announces a historic price freeze for DStv and GOtv subscriptions under Canal+ ownership, offering relief amid rising competition and economic pressures.

French media titan Groupe Canal+, the new owner of MultiChoice Group and DStv, is facing intensified scrutiny from the Competition Commission as it looks for areas where it can cut costs. The watchdog ...

South Africa based satellite TV provider, MultiChoice, will no longer accept new DStv subscriptions or reconnections in Malawi after it declared it will no longer provide the service in the country.