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Multichoice Kenya Reports 15% Drop in Subscribers
MultiChoice, Africa’s entertainment platform, which owns DSTV and GOTV brands in Kenya, has reported a 15% drop in subscribers for the period ending 31st March 2025. Multichoice has attributed GOTV’s ...
MultiChoice, the parent company of pay TV platforms DStv and GOtv, has announced the sale of motor vehicles in Kenya The company, which is facing financial constraints, seeks to sell car brands ...
MultiChoice Kenya has turned to offers on packages in a bid to arrest the falling numbers, with inactive customers on a particular package being encouraged to pay before being upgraded to the ...
MultiChoice, Africa’s major pay-TV operator, is now controlled by Canal+. The new management will need to act swiftly to cut subscriber losses. The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) has reported ...
Please enable JavaScript to read this content. The Court of Appeal on March 10 declined to grant Safaricom Plc a request to set aside an interim order issued last ...
Broadcast television conglomerate MultiChoice was accused of anticompetitive behavior in Kenya as rivals warned of a formal complaint to come. Reports say Wanachi Group confirmed it will be filing a ...
MultiChoice Kenya is planning to terminate mobile television services because of fast-changing technology in the broadcasting sector and growing internet penetration. In a notice to its customers, it ...
Pay-television firm Multichoice Kenya Limited has received the Court of Appeal’s approval to pursue a Supreme Court challenge in a dispute involving criminal prosecutions of architects and contractors ...
NAIROBI (Reuters) - MultiChoice's online streaming platform Showmax is investing in producing its own local content for African audiences as it competes for their attention against Netflix on the ...
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