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DStv subscribers can breathe easy. The 12 Warner Bros. Discovery channels that were supposed to disappear on January 1 are staying put. Canal+, which owns MultiChoice, struck a deal with Warner Bros.

Subscribers to pay-television firm MultiChoice Kenya will retain access to 12 popular international channels in 2026 after Canal+, the French media group that recently acquired the owner of DStv and ...

MultiChoice owner Canal+ signed a multi-year and multi-territory agreement, which saved DStv from losing many prominent channels. In December 2025, MultiChoice warned its DStv subscribers that it may ...

Legit.ng journalist Dave Ibemere has over a decade of experience in business journalism, with in-depth knowledge of the Nigerian economy, stocks, and general market trends. DStv subscribers across ...

Canal+ and Warner Bros. Discovery have reached a multi-territory distribution agreement that will ensure 12 Warner Bros. Discovery channels remain available on DStv, easing uncertainty for millions of ...

(Alliance News) - Canal+ SA and its subsidiary MultiChoice Group Ltd have clinched a deal, allowing it to keep 12 channels including CNN and Cartoon Network on DStv. The DStv operator had been ...

For more financial news, go to News24 Business. DStv-owner CANAL+ dished up good news for subscribers on Wednesday: those 12 Warner Bros. Discovery channels won’t be disappearing at midnight after all ...

Hours before the Warner Bros. Discovery channels were to disappear from the DStv bouquet, new local pay TV owner Canal+ came through with a deal. A midday deal between Canal+ and Warner Bros.

A midday deal between Canal+ and Warner Bros. Discovery averted a looming New Year’s blackout that would have seen 12 major channels vanish from DStv screens at midnight. The French hands now firmly ...