MultiChoice introduces new DStv packages from N$150

**CHAMWE KAIRA **

MultiChoice Namibia has introduced a revised DStv package line-up, with new entertainment and sports options priced from N$150 per month, effective 5 November 2026.

The changes include five packages, namely Starter, Select, Sports, Movies & Series and Ultimate, with the company saying the revised structure is intended to provide subscribers with more accessible content and clearer choices based on their viewing preferences.

Roger Gertze, chief executive officer of MultiChoice Namibia, said the revised packages were designed around changing customer viewing habits, with separate options targeting general entertainment and sports audiences.

The Starter package, priced at N$150 per month, offers more than 85 channels, including SuperSport KICKOFF and Wethu+.

It also provides selected Premier League, UEFA Champions League and Ligue 1 matches, as well as all La Liga matches.

The Select package costs N$339 per month and offers more than 100 channels. It includes the Starter package content, Mzansi Magic, Discovery ID, History Channel, CNN and children’s channels.

Two packages priced at N$479 and N$500 respectively target sports and general entertainment audiences.

The Sports package offers more than 115 channels, including 17 sports channels. Its content includes every Premier League and UEFA Champions League match, cricket, selected United Rugby Championship matches, UFC, WWE and basketball.

The Movies & Series package, also offering more than 115 channels, includes M-Net, Discovery Channel, BBC Earth, local and international series, documentaries and movie channels.

It also carries 10 sports channels, including La Liga, Serie A, SuperSport Blitz and ESPN.

The Ultimate package, priced at N$979 per month, remains the company’s most comprehensive offering, with more than 130 channels.

It combines the Sports and Movies & Series packages with additional sporting content, including Formula 1, MotoGP, tennis and golf.

The revised package structure also includes changes to the movie offering, with M-Net Movies+, M-Net Stars and M-Net Legends replacing the previous movie channel arrangement.

MultiChoice said the changes are supported by its integration with CANAL+, which provides access to international content relationships, distribution networks and production experience.

Nomsa Philiso, executive vice-president of content at CANAL+ Africa, said the group would continue investing in African storytelling through increased production and international distribution.

The revised packages also extend to GOtv customers, with new GOtv packages launching alongside the DStv changes.

Meanwhile, MultiChoice is offering an HD decoder, satellite dish kit and installation for N$399 as part of a hardware promotion aimed at reducing the cost of connecting households to its services.

The new packages are being introduced under the DStv Expect+ campaign.