There have been a lot of exciting things that have come out from MultiChoice over the past few months as the company tries to meet consumer needs in the digital era we are now living in.
Why trouble yourself with watching games on websites that are flooded with pop-up adverts when you can now enjoy uninterrupted football action from all over the world on DStv?
KwaZulu Natal might not be the place many of us want to be at the moment but that does not mean good things also avert it.
Taking up acting as a profession is something very few people living in Zimbabwe consider to be their mainstay as they are a number of challenges that will impede one from carving out a decent living from it.
M-net will tonight launch a pop-up movie channel dedicated to showcasing and celebrating contemporary African films.
It has been a crazy couple of weeks for soccer lovers as they have been treated to some amazing experiences on Super Sport with the roller-coaster progression of La Liga, the dismal performances by Liverpool and the crowning of new Serie A champions.
There is a new show on TV and it is fresh from the homeland, Africa!
The coronavirus induced lockdowns have made it critical for households in Zimbabwe to migrate to various digital platforms to access entertainment in the comfort of their homes.
Just a few days after music steaming platform, Spotify started operating in the country, another big digital platform on the entertainment side is now operational in Zimbabwe.
As African filmmakers up the ante regards making content that competes on the global stage, Multichoice Talent Factory (MTF) has launched a podcast series dubbed ‘This is Africa'.