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MultiChoice’s Longest-Serving Director – John James (Jim) Volkwyn – Steps Down

August 28, 2024

In South Africa, MultiChoice recently announced the retirement of long-serving board member John James (Jim) Volkwyn. His retirement will be effective from 28 August 2024, coinciding with MultiChoice's annual general ...

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MultiChoice’s Longest-Serving Director – John James (Jim) Volkwyn – Steps Down

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Broadcasters To Confront The Security Cost Of Moving Broadcast Operations Onto IP

Regulator (ICASA) Withdraws OTT Inquiry Notice, But Regulatory Questions Remain

Cameroon Court Stays August CNC Sanctions, But Vision 4 Remains Off Air

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