For many decades now African households have had to put up with content from Western countries because the African film sector was lying dormant due to various factors among them funding, access to film education and cultural impediments.
Staying home all day is a big problem for most of us because we were used to being free spirits that would go anywhere they wanted at any time.
Over the past decade DStv has been investing a lot in Mzansi Magic Channel 161 and it has grown to be a powerhouse in creation of South African content.
It is now a year since DStv decided to remove channels such as BBC First and Itv from its various bouquets. This meant that people who loved content from these platforms were left with very few options as the remaining channels did not offer similar shows.
MultiChoice Talent Factory has produced seven short films aimed at combating COVID-19 misinformation.The films which are part of the United…
Well just when you thought the lockdown was coming to an end with the discovery of the new Covid19 vaccine, things will be taking a sweet turn this Christmas holiday as DStv is brewing a sumptuous feast that will keep you indoors.
The silly season is here and the only way to really enjoy it is by subscribing to DStv!
Covid19 has caused a chain of negative news around the creative and cultural sector with closure of cinemas, theatres, production houses and a halt in live performances as crowding defeats the adherence to social distancing.
With many video on demand platforms upping their game daily to lure consumers, DStv is leaving no stone unturned to defend its lion’s hare of pay-TV viewers in Africa and also capture a great chunk on its Showmax service.
On August 21, the movie ‘Shaina’ premiered on ZBC TV.