Africa’s largest pay TV provider continues to falter, reporting a more than 100% drop in full-year earnings to March 2025 and blaming the plunge on cash-strapped consumers, foreign exchange losses and a tough trading environment. 

On Wednesday, the group — the subject of a takeover bid by French broadcaster Canal+ — said its performance was “mixed, as the effects of a severely stretched consumer environment, combined with foreign currency and other macro headwinds, were countered by accelerated cost savings and cash management initiatives”...

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