In its effort to create a sustainable social value and give hope to the less privileged children in the society, Pay TV provider, StarTimes Nigeria has undertaken to make provision for the health care needs of 22 children under the care of Save Our Soul (SOS) Children Villages in Nigeria.   The company stated that…

In commemoration of Nigeria’s 58th Independent day on Monday October 1, 2018, Management of StarTimes have called for continued unity and love amongst citizens, as it congratulates Nigerians on coming thus far after independence in 1960.

Since the end of the FIFA World Cup in July, the competition in the African sports television market has continued to grow. While all the three major players in the English-speaking market – SuperSport, StarTimes and Kwese TV – shared the rights to the biggest football showpiece of the summer, they have each made different…

Startimes said it will reduce subscription fee for its Classic bouquet from N2,600 to N1,900 come September 1, with the inclusion of Ebony Life TV, ST Nollywood Plus and Fox and ST Kids to the bouquet. The pay-TV company also declared a one-month free access for all its subscribers starting from August 1 to 31…

StarTimes and SOS Children’s Villages Nigeria have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at supporting vulnerable families on the empowerment of young adults, in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).

As teams finalise preparations for the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, which kicks off on Sunday, the official broadcast partner of the completion, StarTimes has urged Nigeria’s team, the Falconets to do the country proud by bringing the cup home.   The biannual tournament will last until August 24 with 16 teams battling for glory.…

Startimes, Africa’s leading digital TV operator has announced that its App video streaming service has been officially launched in Nigeria. To mark the launch of the new service, the first 40,000 users can enjoy a very attractive pre-order offer for watching World Cup on StarTimes App. From 7th to 13th June, the first 40,000 subscribers…

Ahead of the World Cup, which kicks off in Russia on Thursday, digital television operator, StarTimes has launched its App video streaming service in Nigeria. To mark launching of the new service, StarTimes said the first 40,000 users would enjoy an attractive pre-order offer for watching World Cup on StarTimes App. “From June 7 to 13 June,…

Pay television provider, StarTimes Nigeria says it has concluded plans to ensure that football fans enjoy all 64 matches of the World Cup live and in high definition at a subsidised rate.   The outfit has also revealed that all its subscribers will enjoy the matches irrespective of their bouquets. Speaking on StarTimes’ plans for…

Pay TV provider, StarTimes Nigeria says it has recorded a sharp rise in the number of new and existing subscribers who would rather opt for its daily...

Organisers of the StarTimes/FC Bayern Youth Cup tournament have revealed that finalists have emerged from Abuja, Port Harcourt, Enugu and Jos centres of the competition, leaving only Lagos Mainland and Island as the centres still in the tournament stages. To win the Abuja leg of the competition, Sporting Dreams FC defeated Regent All Stars 3-1…

StarTimes, Pay television company, said it has invested over $220 million in Nigeria, over the last nine years to boost entertainment and enrich the country’s television experience.