Today marks the explosive start of Betway SA20 Season 4 at Newlands, featuring a star-studded clash between defending ...

South African residents can get several streaming services for less than the monthly price of DStv’s Premium streaming ...

Talks between Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. and Canal+ SA about renewing a content agreement for South African pay-TV operator MultiChoice Group have stalled over price, according to people familiar ...

In a considerable content cutback, the country’s pay television service has confirmed the removal of 16 channels. This comes after negotiations between Multichoice and Warner Bros. Discovery were ...

According to emails being sent out by MultiChoice to DStv subscribers, there is an impending shakeup of its programming, especially when it comes to its channels available in South Africa. This, as ...

DStv subscribers have reacted to the company’s announcement that four channels will be discontinued, with a further twelve potentially being lost. BET Africa, MTV Base, CBS Justice, and CBS Reality, ...

DStv subscribers can breathe a sigh of relief as popular channels like CNN International and Cartoon Network are saved from ...

MultiChoice has warned DStv subscribers that a slate of Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) channels could be removed from its platform from 1 January 2026 if the two companies fail to agree new distribution ...

DStv is evolving its services to ensure customers enjoy seamless connectivity and great-value entertainment throughout the ...

DStv viewers may be in for a significant shake-up as MultiChoice has warned that 12 popular Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) channels could be removed from all bouquets if ongoing negotiations fail to ...

DSTV will no longer cancel its 12 popular channels, Discovery Channel, TLC, Cartoonito, Cartoon Network, CNN International, Food Network, The Travel Channel, etc.

There’s been a plot twist in the “12 Warner Bros. Discovery channels set to go” drama: some subscribers got a pop-up on their DStv apps on Tuesday night, confirming the black-out from 1 January, but ...