Giving Mzansi what it wants? Multichoice is looking into unbundling SuperSport from DStv and offering 'sports-only' packages.

MultiChoice has reported a major slump in its subscriber base, losing 2.3 million active DStv customers over the past year.

Multichoice lost 2.3 million 90-day active DStv subscribers over the last year, which included premium, mid-market, and mass-market declines.

Consumers may soon be able to choose a DStv general entertainment subscription without bundled SuperSport channels.

South Africa's pay television group MultiChoice may unbundle its sports channels into a separate subscription package, its CEO said on Thursday, a move that might help it retain subscribers.

The MultiChoice report blamed the loss of 1.4 million subscribers to the recent economic hardships. The company is planning a ...

MultiChoice South Africa says it may unbundle its sports channels into a separate subscription package to help retain ...

Over this period, the group lost 2.8 million active linear subscribers and had to absorb a R10.2bn negative impact on its ...

As anticipated, struggling pay-TV operator MultiChoice reported a loss for the year ended 31 March – coming in with an ...

Multichoice has significantly cut its expenditure and strengthened its balance sheet over the last year, with the group now in a postive equity position.

KingMakers, the sports betting subsidiary of MultiChoice Group and operator of BetKing Nigeria, recorded a 76% growth in ...

MultiChoice has revealed that about 1.4 million Nigerian subscribers unplugged their decoders in the last two years due to ...