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.
Tawanda Karombo
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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.
3:20
MultiChoice invests R26m in South Africa’s skills base
236 students stand to benefit from bursaries, according to the company.
3:20
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.
6:20
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.
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MultiChoice begins with consultation process
Follows recent announcement that over 2 000 employees would be effected by the realignment of its call centre and walk-in centres.
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Naspers no longer needs cash from 'risky' MultiChoice
MultiChoice says it now competes directly with other video entertainment services and licensees.