Walt Disney Africa general manager Christine Service spoke to MyBroadband about how Disney+ content is cached in South Africa and their plans for the service.
The Walt Disney Company officially launched Disney+ in South Africa on Wednesday for R119 per month or a discounted annual fee of R1,190.
The launch content slate includes not only Disney’s animated films and series, Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic, but also its Star hub. Although there are still some geographic licensing constraints, Disney will continue to add more of its own content to Disney+ as the rights clear.
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