MultiChoice Malawi's newly appointed chief executive officer, Mvuzo Dzingwa, says the pay-television service provider will focus on expanding access across the country, including addressing the ...

The Competition Commission says it was able to approve Groupe Canal+’s proposed acquisition of MultiChoice relatively quickly because the transaction did not raise significant competition issues. It ...

Mvuzo Dzingwa says his target is to drive a commercially viable business so that they achieve sustainable growth. He said ...

DStv and GOtv unveil refreshed Nigeria packages from September 17, 2026, with new M-Net Movies channels, SuperSport Kick-Off ...

While MultiChoice has seen a “strong shift” in viewing towards DStv Stream, the broadcaster says it will take a data -led ...

Canal+‘s long-running takeover of African content giant MultiChoice has moved a step closer. The South African Competition Tribunal has approved the deal, subject to “agreed conditions,” which include ...

The decision reflects a focus on "financial discipline and investment optimization in an increasingly competitive and capital-intensive global streaming environment." By Georg Szalai Global Business ...

Partnership offers growth opportunity in Africa, building on MultiChoice’s footprint across 50 markets, its excellent execution track record on the continent and the successful Showmax brand.

DStv is overhauling its package structure in South Africa with five new streaming options launching on September 17. The new DStv packages range from the R99-a-month Starter plan, offering 85 channels ...

French Canal+ Group’s operation to take full control of African media and entertainment giant MultiChoice appears to be moving forward with both parties announcing they had finalized the terms of a ...

MultiChoice has begun a significant restructuring as the DStv owner starts to execute several transactions to facilitate French media giant Group Canal+’s acquisition of the company. Canal+ was ...

Canal+ said it secured ownership of about 94% of South Africa’s MultiChoice Group, which it valued at around $3.2 billion, and that it would go ahead with plans to pursue a secondary listing in ...