Multichoice Group News Today

African Pay-TV operator, Multichoice Group, has blamed Nigeria’s economy as DStv active subscribers in the country declined by 18 per cent. The company stated this on Wednesday in its financial result for the year, which ended March 31, 2024. It said the decline in Nigeria affected its overall subscriber database…

A Nigerian consumer tribunal fined the local unit of Africa's biggest pay-TV company MultiChoice Group 150 million naira ($107,142.86) on Friday for contempt of court and ordered...

Media visionary Nolo Letele speaks about his upcoming documentary 'Yes, to the Impossible: The Nolo Letele Story' to 'The South African'.

By Fhulu Badugela, MultiChoice Africa CEO (www.MultiChoice.com). As we mark Africa Day, people and organisations commit themselves to making a positive difference for the continent. Building a business model that improves lives is the most effective way to achieve this, writes MultiChoice Africa CEO Fhulu Badugela. As the continent celebrates Africa Day on 25 May, two business priorities come into sharp

Ncube-Daka said receiving the Mentor and Coach Winner Award was the icing on the cake for her as she was honoured among many other, incredible, women.

As we mark Africa Day, people and organisations commit themselves to making a positive difference for the continent. Building a business model that improves

MultiChoice Africa Holdings B.V (MAH) (www.MultiChoice.com) and the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance for Uganda have announced a new cooperation

By June, FedEx's express, ground, and services units will unify into one company. For CTO Adam Smith, that's meant reimagining technology systems that were separately developed by the different divisions.

M-Net TV show Recipes for Love and Murder, performed okay in Mzansi but saw great numbers internationally.

MultiChoice Africa Holdings and the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance for Uganda conclude Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen collaboration