Tag: Showmax

According to news reaching us at the BMA, MTN Group is set to launch a new content streaming platform in Africa to challenge established market giants such as Netflix and ...

Tracy-Ann van Rooyen, a prominent figure in the South African content sphere, is making a return to MultiChoice's Showmax as the new executive head of content strategy, a role she ...

According to the most recent PressPulse rankings, MultiChoice and Showmax have surpassed competitors like Spotify, Disney+, and Netflix in overall online media sentiment. PressPulse is a specialised online media-sentiment tracking ...

According to reports reaching us at BMA, South Africa's Communications Minister, Solly Malatsi, is contemplating the introduction of a levy on both local and international streaming services as a potential ...

MultiChoice-owned streaming platform Showmax now offers an interface in Kiswahili for Tanzanian subscribers, and it is the first streaming platform to do so. The company said the update marks a ...

Showmax 2.0 has reached its one-year milestone, achieving notable growth in its subscriber base, with paying customers increasing by 50% year-over-year during the six months ending September 30, 2024. MultiChoice ...

TF1+, the leading ad-supported video-on-demand streaming platform in France, is set to expand its services to African audiences as part of a broader global strategy revealed last year. Officially launched ...

Now streaming on Showmax, with fresh episodes released every Friday, "Under the Influence" is an engaging drama that explores social media fame's exhilarating yet challenging world. Set against the backdrop ...

MultiChoice has encountered significant challenges over the past two years, but CEO Calvo Mawela remains optimistic about a turnaround. In the first half of the 2024 financial year, the company ...

MultiChoice's video streaming platform, Showmax, is set to produce a South African adaptation of the popular American comedy series Superstore in isiZulu. This exciting project is being created by Barkers ...