Multichoice Zimbabwe has cut the price it charges in cash-strapped Zimbabwe, and introduced a lower-cost bundle ‘DStv Lite’. The new pricing structure came into use on September 26^th.

Zimbabwe-based subscribers to DStv have to pay in US dollars or an equivalent ‘hard’ currency.

The new prices are:
Premium: down from $72 to $65
Compact Plus: down from $47 to $40
Compact: down from $28 to $25
DSTV Lite will cost just $7

Zimbabwe’s local marketing boss for DStv said the company recognised the tough economic times the country and its subscribers were facing.

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