MultiChoice selects tech start-ups to pitch for funding
MultiChoice shortlists 11 tech start-ups to pitch for international funding, as its accelerator programme enters the second phase.
Staff Writer
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MultiChoice expands accelerator programme to eight more African countries
Having started in South Africa in 2021, next year’s Programme will be rolled out in Ivory Coast, Senegal, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Zambia, Angola and Ethiopia.
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MultiChoice Nigeria finds middle ground with tax authorities
Company affirms it will cooperate with Nigeria’s inland revenue service as and a resumed audit of its bank accounts.
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MultiChoice refutes claims as it looks to avoid Nigeria crisis
Fallout from a directive issued by the country’s Federal Inland Revenue Service to freeze company’s accounts.
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MultiChoice invests R26m in South Africa’s skills base
236 students stand to benefit from bursaries, according to the company.
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MultiChoice picks up R1.3bn stake in Nigeria's BetKing
The company acquires a 20% stake in the Nigerian online sports betting company, with the potential for a further R500 million investment.
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MultiChoice details hyper local content strategy for Ethiopia
Company reaffirms intention to increase investment in the country.
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Online offerings gain ground in battle for subscribers in Zimbabwe
Power outages and complaints over programming have cost MultiChoice subscribers.
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Microsoft, MultiChoice drive AI to entertain Africa
Companies confirm several projects in the pipeline.
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Nigerian students vow to retaliate over xenophobic attacks in SA
National Association of Nigerian Students said it will enforce its ultimatum issued to SA companies to leave Nigeria.
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Nigerian students demand MTN, MultiChoice leave the country
South African businesses operating in Nigeria, including MultiChoice and MTN, have been given seven days to leave the country.
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Zimbabwe's Reserve Bank clarifies foreign currency policy
Country faces ongoing economic decline and is having to manage modalities around payments for companies like MultiChoice.