Coronavirus: Here's how DSTV is making being home a little more bearable

With a lot of sports events on hold because of the Covid-19 virus, Supersport has also tried to accommodate sports fans with programming. The Multichoice Group said in a statement that the Mindset educational channel on Channel 319 would be made available on DSTV Catch Up. The group had also opened Channel 318, the Da Vinci Channel, which will be available on the DSTV service offerings until the end of May.

In terms of cartoons for children, the Nickelodeon channel on Channel 305, has been opened to DStv Compact, Family and Access subscribers until April 14.From Friday, the group said it was availing news channels to subscribers and non-subscribers through their DSTV Now app. It also said Africanews had been launched on Channel 417, and that CNN would also be extended to the DSTV Family and Access packages.

The group said it was important to limit exposure to the virus to employees and service providers, and said it expected some productions to be affected in future. MultiChoice Group chief executive Calvo Mawela said: “We have been in constant communication with health authorities such as the World Health Organisation, and we will be rolling out Africa-wide public service announcements on Covid-19.

“It is important that all of us take heed of the announcements and advice from trusted experts so that we can look after our own health and that of our loved ones”.

Haybo,do people still watch this nonsense?

Please DStv open all the channels for your customers tuu, just to help us through this difficult time of self quarantine bcos of Covid_19

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