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But despite competition against these services heating up, MultiChoice has continued to increase DStv’s prices. DStv’s big price hike problem – MyBroadband Subscribe ...
The Minister of Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George (MP), has proposed a 30% reduction in DStv subscription fees in response to the performance of the Ghana cedi.
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By Appiah Kusi ADOMAKO, EsqIn March 2025, MultiChoice Ghana, the operator of DSTV, raised its subscription prices, triggering public backlash. Soon after, the Ghanaian cedi appreciated significantly ...
Minister for Communications and Digitalisation, Samuel Nartey George, has vowed to secure a reduction in DSTV subscription fees following numerous complaints from subscribers about rising ...
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DStv announces price hikes across packages for 2025 - MSN
The biggest jump is seen in the premium packages, with DStv Premium rising by R50 (5.3%) from R929 to R979. Other packages are also affected: DStv Compact Plus : up R40 (6.4%) from R619 to R659 ...
DStv prices for 2025 “As announced in the recent national budget, the South African VAT rate will increase by 0.5% to 15.5% from 1 May 2025. As a result, pricing will need to be adjusted for ...
The House of Representatives on Thursday, adopted the pay-as-you-go model and a price reduction for DSTV and other cable TV operators in the country. The lower chamber considered and approved the ...
DSTV Premium subscribers will now pay watch four HD channels at a fee of Shs287,250, from shs, 334,000, Compact Plus will receive more 11 channels at a subscription cost of Shs190,700, from sh225 ...
DStv as of tomorrow will be reducing it's monthly subscription. The new subscriptions will be as follows: Premium $65 Compact plus $40 Compact $25 Family ...
South Africa’s Multichoice, which owns pay-TV operator DStv and controls the SuperSport cluster of channels, has filed a suit in the nation’s High Court against media regulator ICASA. The writ argues ...
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