MultiChoice Zimbabwe

Multichoice Zimbabwe chief executive officer Lovemore Mangwende has died. Close sources revealed that he succumbed to heart failure on Sunday.
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Multichoice Zimbabwe is looking for aspiring film directors, sound engineers, and scriptwriters to enter the MultiChoice Talent Factory (MTF) which offers them a chance to gain theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience in…
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MultiChoice Zimbabwe yesterday announced a major decrease of DStv subscription prices and launched a new, affordable, entry level package unique to the local market to be known as DStv Lite.
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The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC), now more than ever, needs to up their game if they entertain any hopes of successfully competing with new players who are gingerly coming to the fore.
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A HARARE lawyer has approached the High Court seeking an order compelling Skynet Private Limited (Multichoice Zimbabwe) to accept bank card swipe, bank transfers, ecocash and bond notes for DSTV subscriptions.
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Anxiety is growing among subscribers of the digital television service provided by MultiChoice Zimbabwe as banks throttle payment platforms, especially for non-AC holders.
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Multi-Choice Zimbabwe has assured its subscribers that its digital satellite TV (DStv) will not be suspended contrary to rumours circulating that the Sub-Saharan Africa pay TV will soon stop operating in the country.
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MultiChoice Africa has announced that there will be no price increase for its DStv service for all customers in Zimbabwe. Lovemore Mangwende, MultiChoice Zimbabwe managing director yesterday said a decision had been made to keep…
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MULTICHOICE is planning to cut off Digital Satellite Television (DStv) viewers who pay their subscriptions in South Africa while residing in Zimbabwe.
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HARARE - Multichoice Zimbabwe says criticism of prices of its DStv bouquets is unjustified as they are among the cheapest in Africa.
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