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DStv cuts subscription charges in response to rising rivalry for clients

Mr Stephen Isaboke, the MultiChoice East Africa regional director. PHOTO | CHARLES KAMAU

MultiChoice Kenya’s DStv service has announced a subscription price cut in what is seen as a response to increased competition for pay TV customers from new Internet-based streaming entrants.

DStv, which entered the Kenyan market in 1995, Tuesday said it will from next month slash its monthly payments by between five and 15 per cent.

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