MultiChoice Kenya halves DStv decoder prices, targets Christmas shoppers

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MultiChoice Kenya has reduced the price of its DStv High Definition decoders by 50 per cent, from Kshs 11, 000…

Laura Agumbi, DStv Kenya Marketing Manager (left) and the MultiChoice
Laura Agumbi, DStv Kenya Marketing Manager (left) and the MultiChoice Kenya Corporate Communication Manager (right), Philip Wahome display the DStv High Definition decoder as the company announced a 50% reduction in the full kit installation price of the decoder from Ksh11,000 to Ksh5,500 during the ‘Drop The Rest, Get The Best’ campaign.

MultiChoice Kenya has reduced the price of its DStv High Definition decoders by 50 per cent, from Kshs 11, 000 to Kshs 5, 500 as part of its festive season campaign. The new price is inclusive of the decoder, satellite dish, cabling and installation fee.

The promotion dubbed Drop The Rest, Get The Best will give Kenyans a chance to enjoy quality DStv content with over 120 international and local channels over the festive season at an affordable rate.

“We have developed and heavily invested in quality content for our subscribers and the price cut offers an opportunity for new subscribers to sample our wide array of family content. Subscribers can the full kit HD decoder plus installation at Ksh. 5,500 and choose a monthly bouquet of their preference,” said Mr. Chiruyi.

Existing DStv subscribers are also encouraged to take advantage of this offer to upgrade to the HD decoder during the promotion period.

“Subscribers can opt for a DStv Access bouquet at a cost of Kshs 6,550 which includes the price of the decoder and a one month subscription or Kshs 7,650 for the Family bouquet. One month of Premium bouquet subscription which allows access to content such as English Premier League plus the high definition decoder will retail at Kshs 14, 900. The Compact bouquet will go for Kshs 9, 250 while Compact Plus bouquet will retail at Kshs 11, 900,” added Mr. Chiruyi.

This offer is also part of MultiChoice Kenya’s 20th anniversary celebrations.  As Multichoice Kenya launched its 20th anniversary celebrations last month, the company released a report detailing its contribution to the Kenyan economy.

MultiChoice through its DStv and GOtv brands provides a combined 9,300 hours broadcast for local content contributing to the visibility of Kenyan and East African culture on-air through investing in prominent local shows and local channels.

“We will continue to promote the growth of the entertainment industry as more Kenyans gain access to the content on DStv which in turn will help build local content producers,” added Mr. Chiruyi.

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