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MultiChoice Group, a Canal+ Company, Teases the New Era of DStv

MONROVIA — A major transformation is brewing for television screens across Liberia, and the continent’s biggest entertainment player is dropping its biggest hint yet.

MultiChoice Group, operating under Canal+, has begun teasing a sweeping overhaul of its satellite television service—rallying under a bold new tagline: “DStv Expect More.”

Rather than a simple refresh, the company promises a complete reinvention of the DStv platform built entirely from the ground up. The vision? A hyper-customized viewing experience designed around how people actually watch TV today.

While full details remain under wraps, MultiChoice hints that a brand-new suite of tailored packages is on the horizon. Whether you live for live sports on the pitch, binge-watch movies and series, or try to keep a crowded household happy, a custom-built DStv experience is heading your way.

“This is the next evolution for Africa’s most loved storyteller,” the company teased in a recent statement, promising subscribers more choice, greater value, and control over their screens.

What these newly designed packages look like, which channels are making the cut, and how localized pricing will shape out for the Liberian market remain closely guarded secrets for now. Viewers across the country will just have to sit tight and stay tuned as MultiChoice prepares to reveal the full picture in the coming weeks.

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