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Zuku asks watchdog to penalise DStv in content sharing row

Nairobi residents at a pay-TV exhibition stand in Nairobi. Zuku operator has asked the competition watchdog to fine MultiChoice for withholding content. Photo/FILE

The operator of Zuku pay- TV has asked the competition watchdog to impose a financial penalty on DStv for refusing to re-sell some of its exclusive content like the English Premier League to its rivals.

Wananchi Group, in a letter to the Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK), accuses MultiChoice, the owners of DStv, of abusing its dominance and curbing the growth of other pay-TV operators.

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