All DStv’s new packages and prices revealed
MultiChoice plans to reprice all of its packages so that customers pay the same monthly fee, regardless of whether they are on a streaming or decoder–based package.
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DStv plans to launch dedicated sports package in South Africa
Information accidentally published on the DStv website suggested that the pay-TV broadcaster is set to launch a sports-focused package as part of an overhaul of its service offering in South Africa.
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Business | DStv | MultiChoice
End of DStv as you know it in South Africa – new packages and pricing revealed
DStv has unveiled massive changes to its packages in South Africa following the Multichoice takeover by Canal+.
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Total DStv overhaul in South Africa
MultiChoice accidentally leaked the details of a planned revamp of DStv on its website, which includes a dedicated Sports package and a new Movies & Series bouquet.
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Broadcasting | Columns | DStv | DStv Premium | MultiChoice | Netflix
Why DStv Premium is dying in South Africa
DStv Premium subscribers have fallen from 2.1 million in 2016 to 1 million in 2026 — a sign of what the market thinks.
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DStv Premium turning from golden goose to lame duck
MultiChoice has continued to chip away at the value of its most expensive satellite and streaming product, DStv Premium.
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DStv Stream customers report problems
Several DStv Stream subscribers reported problems with their service on Thursday evening, saying they were unable to watch live channels.
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Business | DStv | Groupe Canal+ | Motus | MultiChoice | Sipho Maseko
Former Telkom CEO gets a new job
South Africa’s largest vehicle dealership and automotive group appointed former Telkom CEO Sipho Maseko to its board of directors.
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Broadcasting | DStv | Groupe Canal+ | MultiChoice | Netflix | YouTube
People in South Africa say goodbye to DStv
MultiChoice’s revenue continued to plummet as South Africans left DStv for competing streaming services like Netflix and YouTube.
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Broadcasting | Canal+ | DStv | MultiChoice
DStv shrouded in darkness
Groupe Canal+ is hoping to convince investors that it is turning around MultiChoice, while keeping DStv’s subscriber numbers cloaked in secrecy.