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As someone who has worked on both scripted and unscripted content, Shirley shares how reality TV allows us to showcase ourselves in a more authentic and realistic way. She adds that reality TV provides a mirror to society and it calls for society to do a lot of self-reflection. Over the years, MultiChoice has added a variety of reality TV shows including shows that focus on families like the Mselekus on #UthandoNesthembu to creating shows which focus on relationships, breakups and even paternity shows which bring a fresh take on our screens. You can watch the full episode on our YouTube channel – find the link here: https://lnkd.in/dDPqmEHk

An upgraded community sports field in Moduane Village was officially handed over this weekend, giving hundreds of young people in the area access to a quality space to play, train and compete... https://lnkd.in/daNMbSEe MultiChoice Group #BizPressOffice

This past weekend, we partnered with the Solly Malatsi Legacy Foundation founded by the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi to handover a fully sized soccer field with natural green turf and state of the art sprinklers to the Moduane Village in Limpopo.  "The partnership with the Solly Malatsi Legacy Foundation makes perfect sense for MultiChoice Group, a CANAL + Company, because we share the same mission: to ensure that young people have access to quality facilities and proper equipment. The Foundation continues to make a concerted effort to support rural football clubs, providing gear and resources so that youngsters can play on decent fields," Dr Keabetswe Modimoeng, MultiChoice Director of Public Affairs Rest of Africa said. This marks the 18th sport's field constructed and handed over by MultiChoice through it's SuperSport Let's Play. To date, we have invested more than R40 million in school sport across South Africa.

In this episode of MultiTalks, Shirley Adonisi, Director of Local Entertainment at MultiChoice Group shares the secrets behind some of your favorite shows. Shirley has been at the forefront of some the country's most loved local content like Uthando Nesthembu, Inimba, The River, Kwa Mam'Mkhize and many more. She sits down with us and shares some insights on Big Brother Mzansi as Season 6 has come to an end. Watch the full episode on our YouTube channel – find the link here: https:// tinyurl.com/3a6h2jys #EnrichingLives

This International Women's Month, we're celebrating the women who tell our stories. In this article, we are spotlighting MultiChoice Talent Factory (MTF) alumna and filmmaker Shannon-Leigh Moses who is finding her way in the industry to do just that.  Having began her journey in the industry through the MTF Programme, Shannon-Leigh shares her journey and how mentorship played a key role in making her the woman she is today. #EnrichingLives

For venues built on atmosphere, reliability matters. Keeps the crowds coming back for more with live sporting action every time. The difference is DStv for business. #DStvforbusiness

Nomzamo Mbatha reminds us that empowering women isn’t charity, but it’s a commitment to a stronger, more inclusive society. She shares that her hope for the future is to see more investment in the future of young girls and women. As we celebrate International Women's Month, we also celebrate MultiChoice Group, a CANAL + Company which continues to make strides in the upliftment of women by investing in them through initiatives like the MultiChoice Talent Factory Programme, the DStv School Netball Challenge and many others. 

Karla Victor’s journey from the DStv Schools Netball Challenge to the international stage shows what’s possible when young women are given the platform to rise. For more information, read the article below:

Your reception area speaks before anyone does. News cutting out. Sport lagging. Screens restarting. That's not the impression you want to make. For workplaces where reliability matters as much as professionalism: The difference is DStv for business. #DStvforbusiness

Earlier this month, the Joburg Film Festival reinforced MultiChoice Group's position as Africa’s leading storyteller. This year’s theme, #FeelTheFrame, came to life through visually striking films, immersive soundscapes, and stories that travelled far beyond the borders, connecting filmmakers, audiences, and cultures from across the continent and the world. Beyond the screen, the conversations mattered just as much. From understanding your audience and building your film as a business, to embracing the power of scarcity and intentional storytelling, the creators were challenged to think bigger, smarter, and more strategically about their craft. Most importantly, it was a celebration of African creativity in its purest form - our music, our languages, our colours, and our stories. As we journey forward, we will keep telling your stories and continue to put African narratives on the global stage.