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Rugby ruckus: ‘People are scared’
Worried about losing their jobs, many in the sport are reluctant to comment on its toxic culture
MultiChoice CEO: ‘There is no animosity’ between Willemse, Mallett, Botha
SuperSport and MultiChoice say that they are investigating the causes that led analyst Ashwin Willemse to walkout during a broadcast on Saturday
MultiChoice CEO promises ‘appropriate action’ in Willemse walk-out
Calvo Mawela has promised 'appropriate action' following Willemse's accusations that his fellow analysts were patronising him
MultiChoice to launch a streaming-only service in 2019
MultiChoice has to work out international content streaming rights, as well as the costing and pricing of the service.
Editorial: MultiChoice just doesn’t get it
'When MultiChoice chief executive Calvo Mawela addressed the media this week, he was contrite. There had been “mistakes”, he said'
ANN7 sacrificed to save MultiChoice ‘mistake-men’
MultiChoice was equally clear about the consequences of its 'mistake' — when ANN7’s contract ends in August, it will be dropped from DStv
‘ANN7 served as a front to defraud the state’— EFF
The EFF on Wednesday welcomed Naspers' MultiChoice's decision to rid itself of Gupta-linked ANN7
Multichoice enquiry reveals no evidence of corruption in ANN7 deal
Last year MultiChoice launched an investigation into payments made to ANN7 that it paid the controversial channel R25-million upfront.
MultiChoice drops ANN7 from the DStv bouquet
On Wednesday, DStv announced that it will not renew its contract with TV station ANN7 when it expires in August
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