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DStv, the leading pay-TV service provider in Nigeria, which is owned by MultiChoice, is trending on Twitter due to customers’ complaints.
MultiChoice, the parent company of DStv is all set to introduce what is being referred to as a standalone ‘dishless’ streaming product.
The 2019 edition of BBN aka Pepper Dem, is over, ending a rollercoaster for fans, and every Nigerian who nurses interest in pop culture.
Multichoice, other South African firms under threat as Nigerians react to renewed Xenophobic attacks
Nigerians have taken to Twitter to call out South African companies to vacate the country following the recent xenophobic attacks. #Xenophobia
There is no love lost between operators of football viewing centres and bar owners. The animosity between them has silently been on the rise over the years
ShowMax vs Netflix is a battle David will lose to Goliath
Pay-tv company, @MultiChoice has announced that it intends to restructure its customer service delivery model, and this will lead to 2000 employees losing their job, and according to the company, customers' behaviour is to blame.
Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) urges Multichoice, the South African-owned firm and owners of @DStv @DStvNg to consider its demands for compensation.
Naspers Limited is spinning off from MultiChoice, as part of a plan to refocus its business model as a global tech firm.
MultiChoice hit a market capitalisation of 42 billion rand ($3.03 billion) after debuting on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE.
Welcome to Corporate News roundup for the week ended August 24, 2018.
StarTimes reduces subscription fees.