This was a really nice video, but I don't think subscription costs are exactly top of mind for most people. Multichoice probably spends more money on local jobs than any other non-retail company in SA. If its DStv product undergoes any notable cost cutting, it's these jobs that suffer and the many NGOs and schools that depend on them for sponsorship. I don't think the competition commission should even consider allowing the transaction to go through because there's just waaay too much at stake.

simmler to what isreal is doing today

Bollore held 29.9% of the share capital of Vivendi Group which owns Canal + so technically its not bollore buying Multichoice its Vivendi. anyways nice content

But I am sad though. I think multichoice should restructure. South Africa should fight for its heritage.

I like the continuity. The Saga continues 😂😂😂

Sometimes the KZbin algorithm works well. New subscriber here. Your channel has dope content and cool presentation format for nerds like me. Well done.

reruns of old tv shows and reality shows, expensive cost for premium content in the internet era and mainly for me only having F1 on the most expensive package. I can't pay $90+ a month just to watch 2 races when I can have cheaper unlimited wifi and just stream the race.

Don't stop

Bro i see a Nokia esque downfall for this campany, they have gotten to comfortable now they finding out the results. Where i live people are switching, you see WiFi towers growing day by day replacing multi choice Dstv arieals

What type of microphone do you use?

Showmax is doing the most here in South Africa, I think multichoice will be just fine

I'm in my mid twenties and I don't see myself ever buying DSTV. Especially in the internet ERA

0:18 you gotta please tell me how you make these :) After Effects? Good video

I like your format. Looks great. I'm surprised you haven't spoken about Showmax when you infer streaming as a threat, since that's MultiChoice's answer to streaming. I think they are even doing the sports on Showmax now.

Great Production Quality, Your channel has the potential to be the Vox of Africa news. Keep pushing.

Their absurd prices gave other players to take over. Not long ago in Uganda people were boycotting them and they didn’t change. I am not surprised most stuff is happening.

Nice stuff

Would be great to see greater competition in the African market of broadcasting sports content! But that might have certain repercussions for Multichoice 😅. Excellent vid 🙌🏽.

It's true....I feel like they didn't invest enough in developing a counter strategy to streaming. I think they could have developed a more rural approach.

Enjoy this kind of content and like to see more, respect to everyone involved 👍

Affordability

I like the video quality and the story conveyed here,it's a very consistent and growing characteristic of the channel.On the topic of us taking cheao Asian cars you might want to look at the emerging ev from China with Brands such as BYD

The video quality is amazing. But it's kinda sad how we are all now driving Japanese rejects.

Mugabe was the promoter of corruption. He wanted a one party state to crush resenting voices during the early years of independence. ZAPU was a threat to the corrupt ZANU. Hence the dissidents issue was used and propaganda.

Pay per view? I remember watching this on TV. We only had 3 channels in those days. There certainly wasn’t pay-per-view in the UK that I know of.

Something I forgot to mention in my earlier comment. You seemed to suggest that at 216 lbs that Ali was not in the best of shape. At 32 years of age, he was in tremendous condition. His iron midsection is what allowed him to take Foreman’s thunderous blows for 8 rounds. Yes, Ali was a bit heavier than when he was at 25 but that is to be expected as one matures. For the Foreman fight Ali was in absolute peak condition. To suggest otherwise is ridiculous.

Some of your photos are shown backwards. And at least two of them do not display the Ali-Foreman fight. You also fail to mention that Ali did far more than just lay against the ropes while Foreman wore himself out. Ali also HIT Foreman with lead rights and excellent combinations throughout the fight. Ali did far more than simply stand against the ropes. By the time the knockout occurred at 2:58 of the 8th round Ali was ahead on all scorecards. A decent but somewhat lazy effort on your part.

Mabuto showed what Africa is under third world dictatorship... nothing will ever change... Dirt and Dust...

The Famouse Mohamed Ali Bumaye.bumaye ali. Means Ali win boxe.andversaire by Ex Zaire .Rep. Of Congo kinsacha.1975

Really great video, nice job!

People saw Mobutu as a king no other president received the type of treatment he did but most people hate him today because of the dictatorship but the people who lived well through his time said it wasn’t that bad at all

Great video dude your very talented

Mobutu was one of the best African leaders

I’m African and I learned a little more by watching this! Nice. Thanks.

South African here 🇿🇦. Thank you for this. Subbed

This is brilliantly told!!

Just discovered this channel and now scratching my head on low view count. Quality of research and delivery is second to none.

Awesome video I was really curious about that dictator

Solidly becoming one of my favourite documentary channels

Really useful information... more about Cassius Clay

Good video realy intresting

Loving the quality And it's nice to know the stories never taught in history class

Thank you for making this mini doc , amazing content

The books and videos by Piero Gliejeses are excellent, they focus on the Angolan side of the border wars. A lot of right wing South Africans and ex-military refuse to believe what he writes, despite lots of evidence, they still believe the apartheid-era propaganda. That the Cubans and Angolans defeated South Africa in 1988 at the battle of Cuito Cuanavale, which helped end Apartheid. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaq0YWxqrdOsfpo

Very one sides doc Good watch but pretty narrow narrative

I think its a subjects that recievs little att3ntion because it was a strong failure ,southern africa boasts some of the most stable economies in africa ,the perpetrators where mainly whites so there's a racial element aswell

Good watch, but there was a lot more going on, to this day even.

Did you know about South Africa's war with its neighbours? Let us know in the comments.

You wanna know something interesting? A UN report estimated that just in the 1980's, SA caused half a million deaths and $60 billion of damage in the neighbouring countries. I can share the report with you if you want.

Proud to be a South African