MultiChoice Kenya has introduced new DStv packages and prices, reducing its main subscription options from six to four in a move aimed at making entertainment and sports more accessible to Kenyan households.
The changes, announced on October 26, 2026, will take effect on November 5, with the new DStv packages priced at KSh750, KSh1,500, KSh3,000 and KSh7,300 per month. The updated line-up will also be available on DStv Stream.
The four packages are DStv Starter, Select, Sports and Ultimate, offering different combinations of local and international entertainment, children’s programmes, movies and live sports.
DStv Starter, priced at KSh750, will offer up to 116 channels, including Maisha Magic Plus, Maisha Magic Loko, Maisha Magic Poa, Cartoon Network, Disney Junior, LaLiga, Novela+, Pearl Magic and Movie Legends. It will also introduce SuperSport KICKOFF, which will broadcast selected live matches from major football competitions, including the Premier League.
At KSh1,500, DStv Select will provide up to 149 channels, featuring movies, local and international series, selected football and other sports, lifestyle programmes, religious content and children’s entertainment.
DStv Sports will cost KSh3,000 and offer up to 159 channels. It will include Premier League matches, the UEFA Champions League, Europa League and Conference League, alongside WWE and UFC action. Subscribers will also receive general entertainment channels available on the Select package.
The premium DStv Ultimate package will retail at KSh7,300 and provide up to 180 channels. It combines sports, movies and series with additional coverage of Formula 1, MotoGP, cricket, rugby, ATP tennis and major golf tournaments.
MultiChoice has also announced revised GOtv packages. GOtv Easy will cost KSh300 and offer 30 channels, selected live sports and entertainment, including SuperSport KICKOFF and Maisha Magic channels. The GOtv Starter, Select and Sports packages will cost KSh750, KSh1,500 and KSh3,000, respectively, offering 47, 66 and 73 channels.
Speaking during the launch, MultiChoice Kenya Chief Executive Officer Nzola Miranda said the changes followed a comprehensive review of the company’s products to reflect changing customer needs and spending realities.
The company, now part of CANAL+, also plans to expand African storytelling through local productions, including the upcoming show “ Chamaa”, while drawing on CANAL+’s international content partnerships and distribution network.
CANAL+ Africa Executive Vice President of Content Nomsa Philiso said the partnership would support greater investment in African productions and help take local stories to international audiences.
From November 5, customers will also be able to buy an HD decoder and satellite dish for KSh1, 500, with installation costing an additional KSh500. Subscribers can find details about the new packages, migration arrangements and hardware promotions at www.dstv.com.