Tribunal conditionally approves MultiChoice, Canal+ merger By Admire Moyo, ITWeb news editorJohannesburg, 23 Jul 2025Inside the MultiChoice City building in Randburg, Johannesburg. The Competition ...

The South African Competition Tribunal has agreed to the proposed transaction that will lead to the takeover of Multichoice Group by Canal+. The announcement was made in a joint statement issued ...

The Competition Tribunal of South Africa has approved Canal+’s takeover offer for African media giant MultiChoice Group.

The Competition Tribunal has approved the merger between French media group, Canal+, and South African pay-TV operator, ...

Advocates and judges clash over public interest concerns and revised terms as an appeal against a ruling to block the merger ...

There has been much hand-wringing in recent weeks about the time taken by the competition authorities to investigate and ...

The Competition Tribunal published a redacted 374-page document explaining the reasons for it blocking Vodacom from acquiring ...

The Competition Tribunal has found that Vodacom’s Maziv deal would have caused harm to competition and market innovation.

Canal+ has been given the greenlight by SA’s competition authorities to buyout the remaining shares of MultiChoice the global television group doesn’t already own.

The Vodacom-Maziv deal receives a new lease of life as the Competition Commission agrees on conditions to address competition ...

The Competition Commission will no longer oppose Vodacom’s proposed acquisition of a 30% interest in Maziv after the parties ...

Minister Parks Tau expressed strong support for the revised agreement, highlighting its potential to transform digital access ...