DStv’s price increases kick in today and range from 1.21% to 4.89%, depending on the package.
MultiChoice said it had considered the challenges facing South African consumers and absorbed as much of the cost increase as possible.
“We realise that customers remain under pressure two years into the Covid-19 pandemic,” MultiChoice South Africa’s CEO, Nyiko Shiburi, said. “These adjustments will help us to ensure that South Africans continue to enjoy the best value, and unrivalled access to entertainment, anywhere, anytime, and at the most affordable price.”
DStv’s Premium and Compact Plus subscribers will pay R10 per month more from today — less than a 2% increase in both cases.DStv also increased the access fee from R105 to R110 but left its Box Office, Showmax, EasyView, and Add Movies pricing unchanged.MultiChoice’s price hikes come after itSince 22 March, DStv subscribers may only stream to a single device at a time. This change did not impact decoder-based viewing or Showmax.for around the same price as DStv Premium.
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