MultiChoice is working on huge changes to DStv as it looks to stem subscriber losses in an increasingly competitive market.

MultiChoice and its French suitor, Canal+, have told competition regulators that they cannot compete effectively without ...

MultiChoice and its French suitor, Canal+, have told South Africa’s competition regulators that they cannot compete ...

Nigeria's data protection agency has fined Multichoice Nigeria Limited, Africa's biggest pay television company, 766 million naira ($501,340) for violating the country's data protection law, a ...

Canal+, MultiChoice sweeten merger deal with R2bn pledge By Nicola Mawson, Contributing journalistJohannesburg, 18 Jul 2025MultiChoice headquarters in Randburg, Johannesburg. Canal+ and MultiChoice ...

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MultiChoice is planning a major overhaul of its DSTV satellite service as it attempts to reduce subscriber losses.

Canal+ and MultiChoice said that they had entered a cooperation agreement regarding the offer. In further details, Canal+ said it would pay for the stake out of its own funds and would not be ...

France’s Canal+ has upped a buyout offer for African TV and streaming giant MultiChoice to around $1.77B. Vivendi-owned Canal+ is already MultiChoice’s biggest single shareholder, and last ...

MultiChoice Nigeria has been fined N766.24 million by the NDPC for breaching data privacy laws, including unauthorised data transfers and intrusive data practices.

South Africa's pay television group MultiChoice may unbundle its sports channels into a separate subscription package, its CEO said on Thursday, a move that might help it retain subscribers.

NDPC fines MultiChoice Nigeria, the parent company of DStv and GOtv, N766.24 million for violating the privacy of subscribers and ...