MultiChoice has announced that ESPN and ESPN Classic Television
Channels in Africa will be closed this month end to its DStv subscribers.
According to MultiChoice, “DStv subscribers will not watch ESPN and ESPN
Classic Television Channels due to a notification from ESPN that it intends to
close the ESPN and ESPN Classic Television Channels in Africa on 31 July
2013.”
“This appears to be a business decision by ESPN affecting all its channels in
Africa, Europe and Middle East,” MultiChoice added.
MultiChoice said it will keep its subscribers informed on any new
developments from ESPN.
Based in Bristol with over 7,000 employees worldwide ESPN is a global
leader in multinational and multimedia sports and entertainment news with
over 50 business entities. ESPN is 80 percent owned by ABC, Inc., an indirect
subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company. ESPN was working with MultiChoice
as its distributor in Africa.
Recently, MultiChoice viewers complained about the closure of Bloomberg on
DStv. However, the firm announced Bloomberg’s reinstatement on DStv
channel 411 as a 24-hour channel from today, July 15. ESPN might also be
reinstated if DStv subscribers ask for it.
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