Walt Disney has set a launch date for its Disney+ streaming service in South Africa.
South African pricing will be R119 per month or R1,190 for an annual subscription.
In the UK, this includes shows like Alias, Blackish, Bones, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Grey’s Anatomy, Prison Break, The X-Files, 24, and cult classic Firefly. Subscribers will have access to Star Wars’ “The Book of Boba Fett” and “The Mandalorian” from executive producer and writer Jon Favreau.
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