Customers in MultiChoice festive season gift
KELLY NJOMBO, Lusaka IN an effort to provide Zambian viewers with quality content ahead of the festive season, MultiChoice Zambia is offering a free package upgrade at no additional charge.…
MultiChoice pledges best amidst costly load shedding
Dear editor,
MULTICHOICE’S key priority is to put our customers’ needs at the heart of everything we do. (more…)
MultiChoice should compensate subscribers with free viewing
Dear editor,
THE load-shedding currently prevailing in Zambia is depriving people of access to watch the GOtv and DStv channels. (more…)
MultiChoice must provide value for money
Dear editor
I AM concerned that through Pay TV we are made to pay for what we do not need or benefit from. For instance, on MultiChoice Zambia’s DStv Compact Plus bouquet, my family and I watch about 10 channels out of the hordes of channels in that bouquet. (more…)
MultiChoice launches talent factory
NKOLE NKOLE, Lusaka
MULTICHOICE Africa has announced a bold new Pan-African social investment initiative called MultiChoice Talent Factory (MTF), aimed at igniting and growing Africa’s creative industries into vibrant, economic centres. (more…)
MultiChoice cuts DStv fees
KELLY NJOMBO, Lusaka
MULTICHOICE Zambia has reduced Digital Satellite television (DStv) subscription fees, with the compact plus bouquet having the largest reduction of 16.04 percent.
MultiChoice should reduce charges
Dear editor,
SINCE the US dollar is buying at K8.98 and selling at K9.03 as per Bank of Zambia exchange rate on August 17, 2017, MultiChoice has no alternative but to reduce their DStv subscription fees.
Multichoice welcomes competition
NOMSA NKANA, Lusaka
MULTICHOICE says GOtv is not threatened by competition from other market players as competition enhances industrial growth and service delivery.
Company acting managing director Recha Kabwe said the company, which has reduced the price of its decoders from K360 to K199, is not moved by the coming of other players in the market.