The company's first point of call is South Africa, and there is a plan to extend to Nigeria and also Kenya The move, which will seek to attract new subscribers, comes after French media giant Canal+ ...
MultiChoice’s Kenyan DStv operation is dramatically cutting the prices of its HDTV receiver/decoders. The units will come down in price by 50 per cent – from Kenyan Shillings 11,000 (€98) to 5,500, as ...
Following the announcement of Open Time's return, the company revealed it will decrease prices for its DStv decoders on 1 November. RELATED: Open Time returns as DStv celebrates 30 years Newcomers ...
Fans of the beautiful game can get an HD Single View decoder for as little as R299 to support Bafana Bafana in the FIFA World Cup 2026™. With Bafana Bafana set to return to the FIFA World Cup™ stage ...
MultiChoice is bringing back one of South Africa’s most nostalgic TV traditions – “Open Time” – as part of its celebrations marking 30 years since DStv’s launch in 1995. For one weekend only, from 7 ...
Another victim of Canal+’s takeover of MultiChoice appears to be the shelving of what MultiChoice planned to be its 4th-generation, likely voice-controlled, DStv Ultra decoder. MultiChoice designed ...
MultiChoice has unveiled a High Definition (HD) single view decoder that delivers better signals and sound accessible to DStv subscribers. The DStv HD decoder will replace the existing standard ...
MultiChoice Nigeria has slashed the price of its DStv decoder by 50 per cent, dropping it from ₦20,000 to ₦10,000. The company announced that the move aimed to attract more customers and curb ...
London — MultiChoice announced that its DStv On Demand CatchUp and series recording services are now available on the HD PVR 2P decoders. As of 9 December 2010, all DStv Premium Subscribers with HD ...
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