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Improved DStv packages still in force nearly a year on – Sam George

Mr George said the intervention followed concerns from Ghanaians over the affordability of pay-TV services and formed part of government’s broader efforts to ensure consumers receive better value for money.
Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George has defended the government’s intervention in Ghana’s pay-TV market, saying improved DStv packages secured through negotiations with MultiChoice remain in force nearly a year after their introduction.
Mr George said the government had resisted simply issuing statements on consumer concerns and instead engaged directly with service providers to secure tangible improvements.
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