The Walt Disney Company will launch its Disney+ streaming service in South Africa in May.

The output will offer quality including 4K and says that up to 4 devices will be able to stream simultaneously, thereby directly challenging the recent decisions by DStv which limits output to a single stream.

May 18th is the launch date and costs are 119 Rand per month (about €7.35 per month). Discounts are available for annual subscriptions.

Competitors Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV+ and Britbox are already available in South Africa, as well as local supplies from Showmax, eVOD and TelkomOne.

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