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🇿🇼 Published: 15 December 2025
📘 Source: The Mercury

While families prepare for celebrations, a corporate war is raging behind closed doors. At the heart of this saga is a high-stakes negotiation deadlock between pay-TV giant MultiChoice and global media titan Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD).

This potential loss comes on top of the already confirmed exit of four Paramount channels (MTV Base, BET Africa, CBS Justice, and CBS Reality), bringing the total casualty count to 16 channels overnight. Despite this massive content shed,MultiChoice has confirmed one thing will remain the same: the price. “While channels may be added or removed from time to time, there is currently no change to DStv subscription pricing.

This includes Paramount pulling BET Africa, MTV Base, CBS Justice, and CBS Reality from our platform,” shared the MultiChoice Group. “Customers continue to have access to a broad range of entertainment, sport, news, lifestyle, and kids content across their packages,” they added. “We remain committed to delivering the best possible entertainment experience.

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MultiChoice has extensive global content partnerships and is already working on enhancements to the 2026 line-up, including new content, new channels, and new services to ensure customers continue to receive exceptional value,” they stated. But can you really replace Cartoon Network or CNN with a generic alternative?

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Originally published by The Mercury • December 15, 2025

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