Multichoice to adjust dstv gotv subscription rate
Multichoice, the parent company of DStv and GOtv, has announced plans to adjust the subscription rates for its satellite and digital terrestrial television services in several African countries.
According to a statement released by Multichoice, the rate adjustments are aimed at ensuring the sustainability of the business and to reflect the increasing costs of content acquisition, infrastructure, and other operational expenses.
The rate adjustments will vary depending on the country and the specific package or bouquet chosen by subscribers. In some cases, the rates may increase, while in others, they may remain unchanged or even decrease.
Here are some of the countries where Multichoice has announced rate adjustments for DStv and GOtv:
- South Africa: DStv subscribers in South Africa will see an average increase of 8.5% in their subscription rates, effective from March 2023.
- Nigeria: GOtv subscribers in Nigeria will see an average increase of 10% in their subscription rates, effective from April 2023.
- Kenya: DStv subscribers in Kenya will see an average increase of 12% in their subscription rates, effective from May 2023.
- Ghana: GOtv subscribers in Ghana will see an average increase of 8% in their subscription rates, effective from June 2023.
- Zambia: DStv subscribers in Zambia will see an average increase of 10% in their subscription rates, effective from July 2023.
Multichoice has assured subscribers that the rate adjustments will not affect the quality of service or the range of channels and content available on its platforms.
Subscribers who are affected by the rate adjustments will receive notifications from Multichoice, and they will have the option to adjust their subscription packages or cancel their subscriptions if they choose to do so.
It's worth noting that Multichoice has also announced plans to introduce new subscription packages and promotions to help subscribers manage the cost of their subscriptions.