Suburban
Peter Tanyanyiwa Suburban Reporter
MultiChoice Zimbabwe recently hosted a watch party for the 2022 FIFA World Cup tournament at The Venue in Avondale using the event to highlight SuperSport’s exclusive live coverage of the biggest soccer competition for subscribers.
The watch party was hosted by broadcaster, theatre personality and blogger Larry Kwirirayi who led a range of discussions and activities. The event was held in partnership with KIA Global, an official FIFA World Cup partner.
MultiChoice Zimbabwe publicity and public relations manager Liz Dziva said said football fanatics at the watch party were full of excitement and some got a chance to win decoders and other accessories at the event.
“There was huge excitement as the opening of the tournament started and we were able to get ourselves in the right mood for what is one of the most anticipated and popular sporting spectacle for the whole world to enjoy,” she said
Dziva said a special guest at the event was Dynamos captain Patson Jaure who joined other guests in the fun Keepie Uppie challenge. Winners who included Tsitsi Ndabambi got away with a DStv explora decoder and a free installation from accredited agent, Vision Sat.
Vision Sat also had a display at the launch and guests were able to open DStv accounts and get connected immediately to enjoy the tournament which runs until December 18.
It was also announced at the event that subscribers can now pay their DStv subscriptions through the popular Mukuru platform which has more than 200 branches and booths across Zimbabwe. Commission charged for using the Mukuru platform is US$1 for the DStv access package and US$3 for DStv premium.
All 64 games are available on DStv compact, compact plus and premium. access and family packages will get 30 live matches in HD with expert analysis and commentary.
