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MultiChoice extends its festivities to January announcing the return of the Step-up promotion dubbed DStv Tukwongere and GOtv- Liinya Grade campaign

Pay-TV provider Multichoice Kenya has introduced a package upgrade promotion targeting to move more subscribers to more premium monthly subscriptions.

MultiChoice as announced a discount bundle offer ahead of the festive season for new customers to get access to DStv and GOtv platforms.

If you ask why more Nigerians are flocking to GOtv the answer you will get is a nuanced one: a mixture of stability, ease of purchase and setup, incredible promo offers and shows that keep on coming.

Effective Monday, November 2, MultiChoice clients can choose to upgrade their GOtv packages to a brand-new one — GOtv Supa, which has over 50 channels at a monthly subscription of K18,000. The new package will also be offered for as a complimentary 30-day viewing window at no charge for subscribers of GOtv Max once they […]

BIG Brother Naija would have aired 24/7 for 50 days tomorrow, and believe it or not, there are lessons to take away from watching the housemates for this long.

With effect from September 1, MultiChoice Malawi will implement a price adjustment on GOtv packages. GOtv Max will be at K14,300, up from K13,000; GOtv Plus at K9,700 from K8,800; GOtv Value at K5,400 from K4,900; GOtv Lite Monthy at K2,250 from K2,000; GOtv Lite Quarterly at K5,300 from K4,700 and GOtv Lite annual at […]

MultiChoice Kenya has increased DStv charges by up to 6.3 percent to cut rising operation costs.

If you do not have a DStv or GOtv decoder and want the opportunity of joining the fun, take advantage of the ongoing Biggie Goals Promo. The offer gives new customers a chance to get a DStv HD decoder, dish and a one-Month Compact subscription for only N9,900 instead of N18,600 or a GOtv decoder, GOtenna with One-Month Max subscription for N6,900 instead of N9,500. Here’s a selection of some of the best content available on the GOtv Max and The sixth season of Big B...

Olaoluwakitan Babatunde Arguably, the pandemic erased doubts that TV culture is dying. If anything, it showed that TV is not going anywhere. Its mode of transmission may evolve but people will always rely on TV content to educate and entertain them. Thus, making the market a competitive one as networks, studios battle to dominate the market. No doubt, content is everywhere but not everyone has access to premium content at affordable rates, particularly in Nigeria where economic hardships are ta...