African Content Is Ready for Its “Global Moment,” MultiChoice Executive Tells MIP Africa (Exclusive)
But the pay-TV giant's top goal remains serving core African audiences, with nine of the 10 most watched shows on streamer Showmax now being local and 'House of the Dragon' the big exception. By Georg ...
MultiChoice Nigeria has appointed Kemi Omotosho as its new chief executive officer, handing her the reins of the country’s ...
MultiChoice Nigeria has named Kemi Omotosho as its new chief executive officer, handing her the task of steering the ...
MultiChoice Nigeria has appointed Kemi Omotosho as the new CEO from January 2026, following the retirement of John Ugbe after ...
MultiChoice, a CANAL+ company, has retained the distribution rights to 12 Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) thematic channels following a new ...
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MultiChoice Nigeria names new CEO as John Ugbe retires
Multichoice Nigeria said Mr Ugbe’s retirement and Ms Omotosho’s appointment follow a structured and orderly transition, ...
Vivendi’s Canal+ Group has made an offer to take full control of African entertainment company The MultiChoice Group, in which it already holds a 31.7% stake. “The Canal+ Group confirms that it has ...
JOHANNESBURG, June 12 (Reuters) - South African pay television company MultiChoice Group (MCGJ.J), opens new tab swung into a 706 million rand ($38 million) loss before tax in the year to March, it ...
MultiChoice’s integrated report for the 2025 financial year shows that former Group CEO Calvo Mawela received remuneration of $2 million (R37 million), while former CFO Tim Jacobs received R22 million ...
Hello, everybody, and welcome to the MultiChoice FY '24 Results Call. This is Meloy Horn, and on behalf of the Group, I'd like to welcome you and also introduce the representatives of MultiChoice.
Good day, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the MultiChoice Group FY '25 Results Call. [Operator Instructions] Please note that this call is being recorded. I would now like to turn the conference ...
Canal+ Group has increased its offer to buy out the MultiChoice Group shares it doesn’t already own. With its ownership in the South African platform topping 35 percent, Canal+ Group is required to ...
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