DStv Loses 1.4m South African Subscribers in Two Years
[Nigeria Communications Week - Nigeria] - 21/06/2025
DStv, owned by MultiChoice, has lost far more subscribers in South Africa in the last two years than it appears from its reporting, according to Moneyweb. According to the group, its “active” subscriber base declined from eight million on 31 March 2023 to seven million on 31 March 2025. The drop (…)
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