MultiChoice Nigeria, owned by Canal+, is overhauling its DStv and GOtv subscription packages in Nigeria on November 5, as it adapts to changing viewing habits and competition from streaming platforms.
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Why DStv subscribers may face uncertain Christmas in Nigeria
DStv subscribers face uncertainty over HBO’s Harry Potter series this Christmas as Canal+ talks continue, leaving House of ...
MultiChoice Nigeria is lowering the entry point for DStv and GOTV to N6,000 a month and introducing a dedicated football ...
MultiChoice Group, a Canal+ Company, introduces its most significant product update in years, bringing more of Africa's ...
DStv Kenya replaces six subscription tiers with four new packages, including a standalone sports bundle, as price cuts follow ...
Under the new structure, DStv announced that packages will comprise Starter, Select, Sports and Premium, while GOtv customers ...
NEWS CORRESPONDENT | MultiChoice Group, a Canal+ Company, has announced its most significant product update in years at a ...
MultiChoice has been losing subscribers as competition intensifies, with streaming platforms such as Netflix and YouTube ...
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See the DStv Premium packages across Africa as MultiChoice Nigeria launches new packages
DStv cuts top-tier prices by up to 42% across Africa from November 5, 2026, but Nigeria’s Premium price stays at ₦44,500 as ...
MultiChoice has substantially reduced movie repeats across DStv’s bouquets by collapsing multiple entertainment channels into ...
Since acquiring MultiChoice, Canal+ has seen a boost, but the South African company is still struggling to grow revenue at ...
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