Multichoice Malawi has launched a new digital satellite television bouquet called DStv Access which its marketing manager Titania Katenga-Kaunda says was in response to the needs of the broader television viewing market.
“Our commitment remains focused on providing exceptional customer services to our subscribers,” she said.
In the new product, the subscription fee has been pegged at US$10 per month and Katenga-Kaunda says this demonstrates the company's commitment to create a vibrant and exciting pay television industry in Malawi and Africa as a whole.
With DStv Access package, subscribers will have a choice of family entertainment combined with general entertainment, movies, documentaries, news, music, religion and sport as it will include BBC World, Aljazeera, National Geographic Wild, Fashion Tv, Magic World and CNBC Africa.
Gregory Gondwe is a Malawian journalist who has bagged close to fifteen years of working experience who started writing in 1993. He is currently regional editor and bureau chief for Zodiak Broadcasting Station (ZBS). Gregory is also a media consultant assisting several international journalists pursuing assignments in Malawi. He holds a Diploma of Journalism and an Intermediate Certificate in Journalism among other media-related certificates. He can be contacted on .
could you please list down what a particular bouquet has for us so that we can be able to make a decission as to which one to subscribe as we are browsing your web page. thank you. Posted on 22 Jul 2010 11:30
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