Porn appears on MK Party’s Facebook page, Worst yet to come in southern Africa drought, Robert Downey Jr. is returning to ‘Avengers’ films as a villain, and Sinead O’Connor’s exact cause of death finally revealed.
Watchers have more options now and DStv needs to catch up and adapt to what’s on demand.
The SABC can confirm that negotiations between SABC and MultiChoice are ongoing regarding broadcasting rights for the Cricket World Cup
Malaysian Airlines doccie to be released, Bruce Willis diagnosed with dementia, Russian official dies in ‘fall’, Bing AI Chatbot gets creepy, Pagad leader goes after gay community, Jeff Bezos’ super yacht sets sail, Dead and missing after KZN rain, Youtube CEO resigns, Megan Fox and MGK spotted together after ‘rift’, and it’s Cape Town Carnival time!
Steve Hofmeyr gets booted from his cruise party, Michigan reels from another student shooting, Diplomats nervous about the Russia/SA wargames, Gwede says Minister of Electricity just a ‘project manager’, new contender for US presidency, and the booming ‘hitman’ market in South Africa comes under the spotlight.
DStv ‘knee-deep’ in trouble. Fear of cancelled flights at CT Airport. Zuma’s prison experience. Shakira tax fraud. Anthony Bourdain’s final texts.
‘Bandit Warlords of Zamfara’ delves into the violent workings of the dangerous gangs which operate in Nigeria’s northwestern regions.
With DStv Premium increasing from R829 to R839 a month from April 1 this year and the rising cost of everything else, times are tough.
M-Net’s new crime thriller series is debuting this Sunday, complete with a stellar local cast and an actor from ‘Game Of Thrones’.
DStv prices are on the rise at around the same time that some ISPs have slashed theirs, which isn’t good news for MultiChoice.
SABC wants to broaden the scope of the existing TV licence to include payment from people who don’t consume any of their content.
The chairman of Naspers has had a rockier ride of late, following damning testimony by former communications minister Yunus Carrim at the commission of inquiry into state capture.
The 8PM Sunday movie has become an institution in South Africa, and it doesn’t look like it’s going anywhere soon, despite what streaming throws at it.
As of the end of the month, you can wave goodbye to the History Channel, the Crime + Investigation Channel, and the Lifetime Channel.
It takes quite some effort to destroy your DStv decoder, mince it into some wors, and wolf it down. Enter Johan, who has shown serious dedication here.
Steve hasn’t taken kindly to MultiChoice’s decision to remove his content, and now there’s a hilarious video to really drive home the point.
Earlier this week, MultiChoice announced that it would stop airing any content featuring Steve Hofmeyr. Cue the meltdowns.
In an interview with SABC News, Multichoice CEO Calvo Mawela discussed why consumers aren’t allowed to pick and choose from their favourite channels.
As of this month, DStv’s various packages will increase in price. If you’re wondering what damage will be done next time that debit order comes off, educate yourself.
For a long time DStv ruled the roost and no one could touch them, although it looks like that free ride is coming to an end.
There was outrage yesterday as DStv announced a price hike taking effect from April of this year. So how’s that Netflix subscription looking?
After four years of waiting the Rugby World Cup is almost upon us. Do you really want to be that person listening to Pieter de Villiers over Naas?
We would never advocate breaking the law, being stand up kind of people, but there really is no need to fork over your money for a TV licence any longer.
Most people have their favourite childhood pet (RIP Sparky), but just how hard would it be to win a nationwide search for SA’s top dog? We have your final five right here.
Here’s your first chance to meet the young folks who will be putting on gross displays of wealth over the coming weeks. First up is this charming young fella.
It seems someone at the SABC tried to push through a R550 million deal without due process and now the folks at Caxton Publishing are not very impressed.
Keep your beloved sporting with you wherever you are…even on your romantic weekend away with the bird. Do not miss this deal.
Admittedly the latest season of Masterchef Australia on Mnet is becoming a week-night addiction for most of us. Never before have we been more interested in the outcome of middle-class Australians vying for the title of uber-chef in this highly competitive televised cook-off. This particular season however has captured the intense interest of most of South Africa’s female population due to the inclusion of a particular hunky contestant who goes by the name of Daniel Churchill.
As the frenzy surrounding Oscar Pistorius’ trial reaches fever pitch, are ads like this warranted? DStv has dedicated an entire channel to the court case and the events surrounding it. It begs the question whether the media, at the expense of accuracy, are provoking the public and thus cashing in on the death of Reeva Steenkamp. Are they going too far? The opposing argument: it’s a murder trial, it’s 2014, and the people do want to know.
Who do you call when you need expert opinions on a celebrity murder case? OJ Simpson’s defense lawyer, of course.