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2015–present[]

Zambezi Magic launched in 2015 to address the needs of the Southern African TV viewing market outside South Africa.

V • T • E

Television services:

Satellite TV: DStv (South Africa) | GOtv (outside South Africa) | Box Office
Video-on-demand: Showmax

M-Net channels:

V • T • E

M-Net channels:

M-Net HD | 1Magic | Sundance | M-Net City | Maisha Magic | Zambezi Magic | Vuzu

M-Net Movies channels:
Premiere | Smile | Action | Action+ | All Stars | Zone

Africa Magic channels:
Africa Magic Showcase | Epic | Urban | Family | Igbo | Yoruba | Hausa

Defunct channels:
Africa Magic Plus/Entertainment | Africa Magic Movies | Africa Magic Movies 1

M-Net2015

1Magic | Africa Magic (Showcase | Family | Epic | Hausa | Yoruba | Igbo) | KykNET (& Kie | Museik) | Me | Maisha Magic (East | Plus | Bongo) | M-Net Movies (1 | 2 | 3 | 4) | Mzansi Magic | Novela Magic | Zambezi Magic | Pearl Magic | 1KZN | Akwaaba Magic | OneZED

SuperSport channels:
Blitz | Grandstand | PSL (South Africa only) | Premier League | LaLiga | Football Plus | Football | Variety | Action | Golf | Motorsport | Tennis | WWE | Máximo

Other assets:
Irdeto

Defunct channels and properties:
Vuzu

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