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MultiChoice Ghana Presents Brand New Vans to Trade Partners

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MultiChoice Ghana, operators of DStv and GOtv, has presented brand new sales vans to Mega Dealers as part of a lease to purchase arrangement....

DStv for business enhancing customers’ experience with the right entertainment mix

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At the heart of any business is the customer and at DStv Ghana, the goal is to evolve daily to meet the demands of...

TechGh Personality of the Moment – Alex Okyere: Leading MultiChoice Ghana...

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STILL waters they say run deep and that’s more than an apt description of the Managing Director of MultiChoice Ghana, Mr. Alex Okyere. On first...

Fifa World Cup: Showmax confirms 4K plans

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MultiChoice-owned streaming service Showmax has confirmed that it plans to broadcast the 2022 Fifa World Cup to subscribers in 4K resolution. Showmax will stream all 64...

DStv slashes prices for streaming bouquets, Showmax Pro in SA

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MultiChoice South Africa has taken an axe to its standalone streaming prices, meaning DStv streaming subscribers will now pay substantially less than those subscribing through...

Canal+ dramatically ups its stake in MultiChoice

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France’s Canal+, which has steadily been buying shares in MultiChoice Group since 2020, has significantly increased its stake in the South African-headquartered pay-television operator. In a...

Illegal DStv decoders dealer jailed one year

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MultiChoice Ghana has secured a successful court ruling in a case in Kumasi pertaining to a person caught selling illegally MultiChoice Nigeria decoders in...

CANAL+ acquires more shares in MultiChoice

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French media company Canal+ has increased its stake in MultiChoice, the parent company of DStv and GOtv. According to My Broadband, the latest round of...

DStv ordered to restore e.tv channels

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The competition appeal court has delivered a victory to e.tv parent eMedia Holdings in its fight with MultiChoice Group over the termination of four of...

Canal+ of France now owns 20% of MultiChoice

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French broadcasting giant Groupe Canal+ has again increased its stake in Johannesburg-listed MultiChoice Group, taking its position in the South African broadcaster to 20.1%. Canal+ began...
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