Canal+ raises its stake in MultiChoice as it seeks overall control
The JSE-listed MultiChoice informed shareholders today that the French media firm's stake has now increased to 40%.
Samuel Mungadze
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MultiChoice extends Patel’s tenure as chair to conclude Canal+ deal
Imtiaz Patel was due to step down as chair of Multichoice yesterday, but has agreed to stay on for the time being.
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MultiChoice pays $37m to end Nigerian tax feud
The satellite broadcaster advised shareholders that it has reached a settlement with the Nigerian authorities in relation to the tax assessments raised in April 2021.
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Africa to get world’s first English Premier League only streaming plan
MultiChoice launches Showmax 2.0, which is the based on NBCUniversal's Peacock platform.
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MultiChoice enters online casino market with KingMakers deal
MultiChoice and KingMakers have launched SuperSportBet, a sports and casino betting platform built in conjunction with SuperSport.
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MultiChoice, Mauritius Telecom to offer DStv Stream
DStv Stream provides access to a diversity of exclusive content from movies and series to news, and live sport.
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Stitch aims to expand omni-channel payments in SA
Stitch is primarily focused on enterprise payments solutions in South Africa, but it sees chances to grow into the rest of the African continent.
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MultiChoice's pricing battle continues in Malawi
MACRA authorised MultiChoice's application to raise subscription yesterday, but the pay TV company insists on waiting for the court decision first.
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As SA broadcasters fight over rugby TV rights, others in Africa will watch online, for free
The World Rugby governing board unveiled RugbyPass TV two weeks ago to connect rugby fans across the globe.
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Salesforce plans to stave off joblessness in South Africa
The company says it is committed to helping solve South Africa’s key challenges, including closing the digital skills gap and create jobs.
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MultiChoice, Rapyd, General Catalyst target African payments
The joint venture, Moment, will consolidate the $3.5 billion payments that the MultiChoice Group processes annually to expand options for subscribers.
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Fintech Mukuru launches drive-thru service in Zimbabwe
The fintech says safety remains a top priority, and the drive-thru idea proved to be the safest and most convenient option for its customers.