logos
1995–2001 1996–2016 (secondary) 2001–2010 2010–2012 2012–2023 (primary), 2023-present (secondary) 2023–present (primary)
1995–2001 1996–2016 (secondary) 2001–2010 2010–2012 2012–2023 (primary), 2023-present (secondary) 2023–present (primary)

1995–2001

DStv 1995

On October 6, 1995, MultiChoice, a subsidiary company of Naspers, launched the Digital Satellite Television platform, popularly known as DStv.

On launch, this logo features the DStv signature byline with the trademark symbol and a crest-shaped rainbow above it/them. The slogan, "so much more" (which was adopted in 2001), is shown underneath the byline.

1996–2016 (secondary)

DStv 1996
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Registered in many countries' patent offices in 1996 by Pay TV Properties N.V., some are now owned by Canal+ Europe B.V., MIH Intelprop Holdinh Limited or MergedPersonTM.

2001–2012

2001-2010

DStv 2001

The second logo had the DStv byline shown in black-and-white gradient with a blue left-facing curve covering around the left side of the logo in an anticlockwise direction. The crest-shaped rainbow above the trademark symbol was dropped in 2005 on-screen but would still be seen off-screen until the logo below was introduced.

2010–2012

DStv 2010

The third logo had the DStv byline and the slogan colored blue and the rainbow dropped alongside the trademark symbol.

Unlike the 1995 logo, this attaches the DStv alphabets so close that it joins in a designer line form. The blue curve is modified to a top-left facing.

2012–2023 (primary), 2023-present (secondary)

DStv 2012

On 2012, the arc was removed, leaving only the wordmark. It was accompanied by a new slogan Feel Every Moment until 6 December 2020 when it was changed to It's your moment!

The change was intended to not only reflect the new feeling and excitement but also to keep in line globally recognized channels and have more access to mass entertainment. With this logo, variations came out thick and fast for the first time in the brand's history.

2023–present (primary)

DStv 2023

The wordmark remains the same, but is now encapsulated in a blue, “D”-like shape with rounded corners.

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