The South Africa-headquartered MultiChoice said DStv Stream provides online access to a diversity of exclusive content from international movies and series to news, and live sport.

Mauritius Telecom and pay-TV broadcaster MultiChoice have partnered to bring DStv Stream to the island nation.

As from November 2023, customers will be able to choose their packages, according to their needs, tastes and budget, the company said.

The South Africa-headquartered MultiChoice said DStv Stream provides online access to a diversity of exclusive content from international movies and series to news, and live sport.

A signing ceremony between Mauritius Telecom, represented by its CEO Kapil Reesaul, and MultiChoice Africa, represented by Jose Escobar, head of Corporate Strategy, was held last week at the Telecom Tower, Port Louis, Mauritius.

In a statement, the two said, the introduction of DStv Stream will broaden Mauritius Telecom’s offerings, creating a more engaging and rewarding viewing experience for Mauritian customers, particularly football and sports fans.

“We look forward to strengthening our existing partnership with Mauritius Telecom to deliver Mauritians their favourite content,” said Dr Keabetswe Modimoeng, Group executive: Corporate Affairs & Stakeholder Relations.