Sam George initiates talks with DStv Ghana operators over high subscription fees

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  • Game Changer 1 year ago

    More fire Hon. Sam Dzata George. You're indeed making the youth proud. Aban papa aba!

  • Korb 1 year ago

    Sam George if u speak to them n still refusing to compromise, leave them. We have alternatives to explore.

  • Accranie 1 year ago

    The Uncover Gh Magazine Team Should Be Taking Note

  • Zaga 1 year ago

    Is DSTV a necessity?

  • Samurai 1 year ago

    Thank you @Zaga. Misplaced priorities...

  • Kobby11_11 1 year ago

    Dstv is delivering a service which isn't essential. It's a choice for subscribers. If the subscribers feel it's services are expensive and out of their reach, they can always fall on alternatives. What's all this hounding of ...
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  • Nananom 1 year ago

    Good move Honorable. They subscription is in USD and now that the cedi is appreciating against the USD, they have to do the necessary adjustments to align with the order of the day.

  • Useless Guy 1 year ago

    Foolish man, all we want to hear is job done
    Plus what we all need to understand is that the new prices are going back to same as previous govt times just like data. so no changes. We are too stupid to notice

  • Fireman 1 year ago

    Well done, ndc is a true listening government

  • Nattie 1 year ago

    Who does that? Or u dey juju be that?. U increased subscription when cedi deprecated against dollar but refusing to reduce subscription now that cedi has appreciated against same dollar. U be devil? Bring subscription back to ...
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  • Yaw 1 year ago

    Some boys are young. It is not and never the responsibility of a minister to negotiate on prices of private busiensses. Rather, the ministry must support NGO watchdogs to monitor and ensure fair pricing. The ministry must als ...
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  • Hannan 1 year ago

    ;)) A lot of hot girls waiting for you ~~ Sexy24.mom

  • Ken 1 year ago

    Men at work,,, proper resetting

  • Kj 1 year ago

    Will they reduce it further than they already have? Just asking

  • Samurai 1 year ago

    Lobby whoever is in charge ti fix the roads in your constituency. Dstv is not a priority

  • Good 1 year ago

    Àban papa aba

  • Kande 1 year ago

    Meanwhile it’s far cheaper in Nigeria.

  • Mr Ibu 1 year ago

    They were charging equivalent of 50 USD for premium which should be about 500 GHC but they are still charging 750 GHC for premium

  • Concerned citizen vigilante 1 year ago

    In 2023, they breached their own T&C's which says that their subscription charge is subject to review only 'twice' a year. When I confronted them, the guy who spoke with me was very rude in the end.
    Furthermore, when I spok ...
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  • Nana 1 year ago

    When is the government decending on Real Estate companies who have now switched from selling in dollars to cedis and pegged their prices at 15 cedis per dollar instead of selling at the current dollar trade of 10.3 cedis?

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  • Liquid Metal 1 year ago

    DSTV is one of the heartless organization I have ever seen in Ghana.

  • Niiblue 1 year ago

    The system is working. And kudos to the NDC

  • Ghanaman 1 year ago

    Its too late I have thrown all my 3 decoders away enough is enough

  • MARY MAVIS GYAMFIWAA 1 year ago

    419 Anago liar!

  • Baba 1 year ago

    Akukoba

  • Gborlahn 1 year ago

    They probably left that meeting thinking "bloody politicians."

  • ITS NOT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF MINISTERS TO NEGOTIATE PRICES WITH PRIVATE SECTOR!!!!!! 1 year ago

    Otherwise soon the Minister of Aggriculture will be negotiating prices with every tomato, wele, onion, pepper and salt seller at Makola, Kaneshie, Labadi, Kejetia and Salaga.

    The responsibility of govt is to make policy , ...
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  • Busiah 1 year ago

    Hahaha Sam .D. George you are taking Ghanaians fool.

  • Citizen 1 year ago

    Copy, copy, always waiting for Nigerians to act before you act, Sam George, last week Nigeria government forced DSTV to reduce it subscription fee.