SABC
Another 600 SABC employees being retrenched due to 'restructuring'
The SABC will reportedly be retrenching around 621 employees as part of its turnaround plan and sustainability. A number of employees were made redundant.
Hlaudi Motsoeneng Ordered to Fork over R850k in Legal Fees to SABC
Hlaudi Motsoeneng has to pay over R850 000 to the SABC following a High Court order. He had accumulated over R850k in legal fees challenging his dismissal.
SABC Cuts 7de Laan and Muvhango Episodes as It Tightens Its Belt
Popular soapies 7de Laan and Muvhango will only air three days a week from 5 April 2021 as the beleaguered state broadcaster tries to find ways to cut costs.
Opinion: Implications of the chaos at SABC in 2021 and beyond
The SABC is currently in a dismal state of affairs and is set to retrench hundreds of employees in a bid to become financially stable. Lwazi Nongauza weighs in
Explainer: SABC wants license fees for cellphones, computers
The South African Broadcasting Corporation is seeking to increase its scope for collecting TV licenses. Briefly.co.za explores how the SABC aims achieve this.
SABC wants Netflix and DStv to collect TV licences, Mzansi reacts
SABC is desperately trying to generate money and now wants the government to enact rules that will compel DStv and Netflix to collect TV Licences on its behalf.
Who is Andile Ncube? Key facts about his life, net worth, and career
Andile Ncube is an award-winning South African media personality with a career spanning two decades. Uncover facts about his career and net worth today.
SAFA on SABC losing Bafana broadcast rights: Apartheid-run SABC made better deals
SAFA announced it would, with immediate effect, retract the SABC’s broadcasting rights for all international matches. SAFA said the blackout would include all Bafana-Bafana and Banyana-Banya matches starting on Saturday.
Hlaudi Motsoeneng denies his policy cost SABC R300 million in lost revenue
The controversial former Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) Hlaudi Motsoeneng has denied claims that he cost the corporation over R300 million in lost advertising revenue.
