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SaintBishop:Like running away from our country to be parasites in other countries |
JuanDeDios:You cnt see those people are not black |
Ruke1991:Does black race look like that to you? |
eastOFwest:Any way canal plus bought Multichoice maybe they will change prices |
Ikaeniyan0:Here is a list of countries worldwide that have removed zeros from their currency: 1. Zimbabwe 2. Ghana 3. Angola 4. Sudan 5. Democratic Republic of Congo 6. Argentina 7. Brazil 8. Bolivia 9. Peru 10. Venezuela 11. Turkey 12. Russia 13. Ukraine 14. Kazakhstan 15. Georgia 16. Yugoslavia (former) 17. Romania 18. Poland 19. North Korea 20. China (historically, during currency reform) |
Inspirer1:This thing that Multichoice makes more money in Nigeria is a lie
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Inspirer1:But Dstv still need to buy content in Dollars. |
nairalanda1:Dstv doesn’t have pay per view anywhere in Africa |
Firebox123:South Africa have never denominate their currency. Is Zambia and Ghana who denominated their currency by removing zeros |
Undocumented foreigners crossing to South Africa via beit bridge in Zimbabwe
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As of **2025**, DStv subscription prices in **Nigeria and South Africa** have seen some adjustments due to inflation, currency fluctuations, and MultiChoice's pricing strategies. Below is an updated comparison of **DStv package prices in Nigeria vs. South Africa, converted to Naira (NGN)** for easy comparison. --- ### **DStv Package Prices (2025)** | **Package** | **Nigeria (NGN)** | **South Africa (ZAR)** | **ZAR → NGN (Converted)*** | |-------------------|------------------|-----------------------|---------------------------| | **Premium** | ₦**34,000** | **R1,049 =~₦**89,200** (R1 = ₦85) | | **Compact+** | ₦**22,500** | **R749= ~₦**63,700** | | **Compact** | ₦**14,800** | **R529 = ~₦**45,000** | | **Confam** | ₦**8,900** | **R369= |~₦**31,400** | | **Yanga** | ₦**5,200** | **R229= |~₦**19,500** | | **Padi** | ₦**3,500** | **R129= ~₦**11,000** | *(Exchange rate used: **1 ZAR ≈ ₦85**, based on 2025 forex trends)* --- ### **Key Observations (2025 Update)** 1. **DStv is still cheaper in Nigeria** than in South Africa when converted to Naira. - Example: **Premium** costs **₦34,000** in Nigeria but **~₦89,200** in South Africa. 2. **Price Increases in Both Countries**: - Nigeria saw a **~15% increase** (e.g., Premium was ₦29,500 in 2024, now ₦34,000). - South Africa also increased prices (e.g., Premium was R899, now R1,049). 3. **Exchange Rate Impact**: The Naira has weakened further against the Rand, making SA packages even more expensive in Naira terms. ### **Why Is DStv Cheaper in Nigeria?** - **Purchasing Power**: MultiChoice adjusts pricing based on local affordability. - **Competition**: Pressure from **IPTV, Showmax, and streaming services** keeps prices competitive in Nigeria. - **Regulatory Differences**: Taxes and operational costs differ between the two markets. ### **Which Country Gets Better Value?** - **South Africa** sometimes gets **extra channels or features** (like DStv Internet). - **Nigeria** remains the **more affordable option**, but with fewer perks. |
sonofthunder:No there is no such ass pay per view and I pay R1000 for premium subscription with extra view which is around 86000 Naira |
zhike:Who ever bewitched Nigeria with Europe and America worshipping messed them up. Do you know some would even buy frozen pizza in Europe. Is insane that the whole country’s dream is to jabba to a better country instead of developing their country including soccer. I think they have given up with anything that says Nigeria and they think Africa as a whole is messed up like them |
stacyadams:actually if you are following the current CAF league and take time to watch South Africa, North Africa and Tanzania league you will see the development and the quality of the leagues. The truth is Africans football have developed and Nigerians have been left behind |
EmekaA125:Problem is if peace does not serve into the agenda of the western world especially USA, you become their enemy for choosing peace. The world is not about peace is about the western world way or they label you the enemy of world order |
Jeezuzpick:Actually Trump is the one who called not the other way around |
JOHANNESBURG, April 24 (Reuters) - South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa said in a post on social media platform X on Thursday that he had spoken to U.S. President Donald Trump on the Ukraine war and the need to foster good bilateral relations. "We both agreed that the war should be brought to an end as soon as possible to stop further unnecessary deaths... [and] to meet soon to address various matters regarding U.S.-South Africa relations," Ramaphosa said. |
zhike:Nigerians are busy with European football, your boring them with African stuff. |
Dougad:South Africa already spoke to Russian as their friends . There is a deal on the table that will be facilitated through South Africa if Ukraine is on board. The Aim is to cut Trump’s Ego. If the war is ended by Trump he will feel more powerful and is is done by South Africa Trump won’t be happy with it. |
brain54:They have death sentences for drug dealers and scammers there. |
Parrot69:South Africa have an embassy and a consulate. They’re only closing a consulate. He also did in other European countries |
Nigerians are busy celebrating uefa results, they dnt care about African football. Mentality of international refugees |
Starzo:Is Caf Champions league, oh I forgot you only interested in UEFA. Always having a mentality of international refugees |
joceey:https://www.facebook.com/share/v/18v56iMAjj/?mibextid=wwXIfr Look at the atmosphere in South Africa Soweto during the pirates game |
See the attached results
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CAC CHAMPIONS RESULTS Quarterfinal, first-leg matches Mamelodi Sundowns 1-0 Esperance de Tunis Al Ahly 1-0 Al Hilal MC Alger 0-1 Orlando Pirates Pyramids FC 4-1 ASFAR. South African and Egyptian teams secured victories in the first-leg matches of the CAF Champions League quarterfinals played across Africa on Tuesday, with Mamelodi Sundowns, Orlando Pirates, Al Ahly and Pyramids FC emerging triumphant. |
Bafana Bafana will reportedly not be sanctioned for their blunder of selecting Teboho Mokoena in last week’s World Cup qualifier against Lesotho. Hugo Broos’ men won the game 2-0 to move to the top of Group C. However, Mokoena’s selection for the game threatened to derail the team’s campaign. Mokoena received a yellow card in their opening match against Benin and another in the following match against Zimbabwe. According to FIFA’s regulations, a player who accumulates two yellow cards in separate matches must serve a one-match suspension. Mokoena should not have featured in the Lesotho encounter. However, the blunder was not picked up by Lesotho, and they missed the 24-hour deadline to report the matter to the match commissioner, CAF or FIFA. According to TimesLive, disaster has bee averted and SAFA officials can breath a sigh of relief. According to the same TimesLive report, officials at SAFA were in a panic when it was discovered that they had fielded an ineligible player for the clash at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane. Despite this, the Nigerian Football Federation have called on FIFA to dock three points from South Africa for the error. The Lesotho Football Association (LFA) have also confirmed that they have sent a query to FIFA
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OriOko88:The 3 points will be awarded to Lesotho and they will move second |
For all the evil and filth we have taken to South Africa. It still puzzles me if Nigeria is so good why so many illigal foreigners from Nigeria in South Africa. No pride at all. You won’t find a South African overstaying or roaming the streets of any country.
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Only if they can know that South Africa is taking over the presidency of G20 after this. South Africa will be the one sending invitations to shit hole like Nigeria |

