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Kenya consumers need answers from DSTV on high subscription costs

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Anonymous
11 years ago

The price must come down relative to other countries or else I support the boycott. The new prices and reasons given cant justify the huge increament. We say No.

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Kevin Kharikala
11 years ago

Sawa DSTV. Niko na rent nalipa na haijaongezwa bei, skuma kwa mama njoro bado nachukua ya 150, Mshahara yangu haijaongezwa, kwani hii dstv mnanipea na TV?? SITAKI TENA

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Sylvia Odendo
11 years ago

I am not subscribing this Month for Dstv until Dstv tells me why in South Africa Dstv is cheaper than Kenya.And I hope not to hear that tired line of the depreciating shilling. Concerned subscriber.

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Alex
11 years ago

This is extortion!!

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Sam
11 years ago

Fair pricing for all.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Rip off it is, let them also Keep the option of paying in dollars.

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Phel Kamande
11 years ago

The cost is no longer competitive thus the petition.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Not Fair at all

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Buffalo Buffalo
11 years ago

Hiking price as if gover imetuongezea mshahara...from now i haved moved to startimes

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Anonymous
11 years ago

This is just ridiculous!

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Michael Kiarie
11 years ago

The Subscription should be equal to what South Africans pay....

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Wanjiru
11 years ago

ridiculous....

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Liz
11 years ago

The rand too is also losing yet the SA rates are very competitive to what they are charging the rest of Africa. About time someone came in and gave them a good run of their money.

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David Kwalimwa
11 years ago

This is the second time in 2015 Kenyans are paying increased prices in

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Zadock Olengo
11 years ago

Godamn robbery!

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Lucy
11 years ago

Dstv should quit messing with us

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Patrick karanja
11 years ago

Taking advantage of Kenyans is wrong

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Sarah Itotia.
11 years ago

Too much

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Brian Kedi
11 years ago

We are all Africans yet we discriminate one another, lets be fair to each other coz we need one another

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wyclife
11 years ago

Entertainment ain't a basic human right and so the defendant ought not to extort money from Kenyans on grounds not sufficient to consider sufficient.The government ought to safeguard the public interest in such matters to cushion its citizens against exploitation