In response to the global outbreak of the coronavirus, DStv Now has added a new way for everyone to get free access to its news channels - DStv
In response to the global outbreak of the coronavirus,DStv Now is making the following 24-hour news channels available on its platform: BBC World, CNN, eNCA, SABC News, Newzroom Afrika, and Euronews Now. DStv Now
is the online version of DStv and can me accessed via smartphone, tablet, laptop, computer, smart TV or Xbox. Subscribers can access all the DStv bouquets they are subscribed to online for free, but what many don’t know is there a section available on DStv Now that is totally free and available to everyone – even those that don’t have a subscription.
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