Multichoice Malawi regional manager for central and northern regions, Titania Katenga Kaunda, told subscribers of Malawi's northern city of Mzuzu that Africa has become the first market to experience the change as a sign of growth.
“In a successful period of growth and expansion, Universal Networks International is now also focusing on harmonising its TV channels under five revitalised core brands delivering new original, first run content targeted at local audience around the globe,” explained Katenga Kaunda quoting a press release issued to this effect.
Viewers in Malawi said while the changes are commendable, Multichoice would have done well had they warned them in advance about the rebranding.
“We were taken by surprise and we queried Multichoice because we do not want a repeat of the same in future, if there are changes they need to warn us way before it is effected,” said Mwabi Shaba in an interview with Bizcommunity.
