DStv Kenya is set to restructure its subscription packages in November 2026, according to Tech-ish. The Premium bouquet will reportedly drop to KES 7,300, a reduction of up to KES 4,400, while the two Compact tiers will be merged into a single KES 3,000 package. A new lower-priced tier called Select will also be introduced. The changes, if confirmed, would represent a significant shake-up of the pay-TV provider's pricing in the Kenyan market.

DStv is overhauling its South African streaming packages from 17 September 2026, introducing five new tiers priced between R99 and R799 per month. According to IOL, the revamped line-up includes a dedicated Sports package, while subscribers on the Movies & Series tier will gain access to M-Net content for the first time without needing a Premium subscription. The changes mark a significant restructuring of the pay-TV operator's streaming offering in the country.

DStv is set to implement its most significant restructuring in 15 years on 17 September, according to TechCentral. The changes will see M-Net and KykNet made available beyond the Premium package, while a cricket-focused offering will be priced at R399. The Compact Plus bouquet is being discontinued entirely. The shake-up marks a major overhaul of the South African pay-TV operator's package structure, aimed at reshaping how subscribers access premium content across its channel lineup.

MultiChoice has overhauled its DStv packages, introducing standalone sport and movies subscriptions alongside expanded access to premium channels and live football. According to TimesLIVE, the changes are part of the pay-TV operator's efforts to adapt to intensifying competition from streaming services. The revamp gives subscribers more flexibility in selecting content, allowing customers to pay for sport or movie offerings separately rather than relying solely on bundled packages.

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) High Court in Abuja has ordered MultiChoice Nigeria Limited, the operator of DStv, to pay N3 million in damages and costs for breaching its contractual obligations by disrupting live services. The court found the company liable for shortchanging a consumer, leading to the financial penalty.

Canal+ has announced that MultiChoice's DStv streaming app will be pre-installed on the home screen of new Samsung TVs sold across Africa. This initiative aims to enhance accessibility to DStv's streaming services for users in the region.