Important update: Exclusive discount agreement for FEDHASA customers with MultiChoice

Multichoice has implemented price and package adjustments to certain business offerings.

For FEDHASA customers who enrolled in the exclusive discount arrangement with MultiChoice in December 2022 and January 2023, rest assured that MultiChoice will honour your agreement, exempting you from any price modifications.

If you are uncertain about these changes, please find the contact details below, which MultiChoice has furnished directly to FEDHASA for clarification purposes.

Account ExecutiveEmailCellphone NumberRegion
1Yvonne Sibayayvonne.sibaya@multichoice.co.za082 445 2971Gauteng
2Lerato Nkambulelerato.nkambule@multichoice.co.za083 652 3479Gauteng
3Shawane Kekanaskekana@multichoice.co.za060 520 1009Gauteng
4Deon Coetzeedcoetzee@multichoice.co.za083 254 6202Western Cape
5Reeza Sedickreeza.sedick@multichoice.co.za081 590 4342Western Cape
6Lynette Moopanarlmoopanar@multichoice.co.za083 391 2420KZN
7Lizwi Tembeltembe@multichoice.co.za082 377 7907KZN
8Senzo Gambusenzo.gambu@multichoice.co.za060 970 9225Gqeherha / Eastlonden
9Terri Von Weidtsterri.vonweidts@multichoice.co.za083 255 4058Bloemfontein / Lesotho
10Senamile Mhlangasenamile.mhlanga@multichoice.co.za082 333 4577Limpopo/Mpumalanga

If you have further inquiries after reaching out to any of the MultiChoice representatives, kindly get in touch with your FEDHASA team.

Cape: Rema Wiese rema@fedhasacape.co.za

Inland: Tshidi Mkhosana at gm@fedhasa.co.za

East Coast: Kim Johnson at fedhasakzn@fedhasa.co.za

We will personally forward your email to senior management at MultiChoice.

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