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.

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

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MultiChoice said on Thursday it will continue to pursue DStv price increases that are about in line with inflation.