Moja Love publishes no telephone number. Contact runs entirely through a form on its website and one email address, and the email address is for advertising rather than for viewers. That is worth stating plainly, because Moja Love’s programming invites the public to come forward with personal stories, so a great many people go looking for a number to call and find claims of one on social media. There is no published Moja Love phone line. What the channel does publish is an enquiry form with four categories, and choosing the right one is the whole trick: a general question, a story or content submission, an advertising enquiry and a question about a specific show all go to different places from the same form. All details below come from Moja Love’s own contact page.
Official contact channels
- Enquiry form: on mojalove.co.za, asking for your name, email address, enquiry type and message
- Enquiry categories: General Enquiry, Content Submission Enquiry, Advertising Enquiry, and Show Specific Enquiry
- Advertising: [email protected], published for advertising opportunities on Moja Love, DStv 157
- Telephone: none published
- Viewer email address: none published. The only mailbox on the site is the advertising one above.
If you want to appear on a programme or submit a story, use Content Submission Enquiry. If your question is about something that aired, use Show Specific Enquiry and name the programme.
What this organisation provides
Moja Love is a South African television channel on DStv channel 157, broadcasting since 14 February 2018. It describes itself as the home of authentic Mzansi content, saying it aims to portray life in South Africa in its most honest and unfiltered form — capturing tender moments between loved ones as well as helping people confront their troubles. That second half describes most of its best-known programming, which is built around real people bringing real disputes and personal situations to camera. The channel publishes a shows listing and a TV guide alongside its contact form.
Address and operating information
Moja Love publishes no physical or postal address and no office hours on its website. Because there is no telephone line, there are no calling hours to work around — the form can be submitted at any time. The channel is carried on DStv, so a fault with reception, your decoder or your subscription is a DStv matter rather than a Moja Love one, and should go to MultiChoice rather than through the channel’s enquiry form.
Support and escalation routes
- Use the form and pick the category that matches. A show enquiry sent as a general enquiry takes longer to reach the right producer.
- Be careful what you send. A content submission about a personal dispute is a broadcast enquiry, not a confidential one — share only what you are willing to have discussed on television.
- Treat any Moja Love phone number or WhatsApp line you find elsewhere as unverified, since the channel publishes none.
- A complaint about broadcast content in South Africa can be taken to the Broadcasting Complaints Commission of South Africa, which publishes its own complaint process, once the broadcaster has been approached.
- If the matter concerns your personal information, Moja Love publishes a POPI notice on its site setting out how it handles data.
Sources
The contact form, its enquiry categories, the advertising email address, the DStv channel number and the launch date on this page were read from Moja Love’s own website at mojalove.co.za on 30 August 2026. Nothing has been inferred or taken from a directory. Moja Love publishes no telephone number and no viewer email address, and this page does not supply either.