Multichoice Botswana Shares 28-Year Journey

From left to right: Speakers at the Multichoice Botswana's celebrations last week, Ruth Tsheko (MultiChoice Botswana), Carol Kgafela (MultiChoice Botswana customer), Phatsimo Tholo (MultiChoice Botswana), Katlego Matlhodi Arnone (MultiChoice Botswana MD), Serena Mmifinyana (MultiChoice Talent Factory Academy Alumni), Thembi Legwaila (MultiChoice Botswana) and Onkabetse Reikeletseng (Motion Blur)
From left to right: Speakers at the Multichoice Botswana's celebrations last week, Ruth Tsheko (MultiChoice Botswana), Carol Kgafela (MultiChoice Botswana customer), Phatsimo Tholo (MultiChoice Botswana), Katlego Matlhodi Arnone (MultiChoice Botswana MD), Serena Mmifinyana (MultiChoice Talent Factory Academy Alumni), Thembi Legwaila (MultiChoice Botswana) and Onkabetse Reikeletseng (Motion Blur)

In 1992, before digital satellite TV was launched in Africa, MultiChoice Africa and local Batswana shareholders joined forces to bring next-generation TV to Botswana.

Twenty-eight years later, with multiple milestones passed, MultiChoice Botswana gathered staff, customers, media and other entities which helped shape and mould the proudly Botswana business to a celebration of the MultiChoice Botswana story.

MultiChoice Botswana hosted a celebratory event detailing its contribution and commitment to Botswana at Thapong Visual Arts Centre on Thursday.

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