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Makhathini: SABC CEO Mxakwe justified in instituting charges against Magopeni
Phathiswa Magopeni, the former SABC head of news has accused board chairperson Bongumusa Makhathini and CEO Madoda Mxakwe of editorial interference.
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SABC's Mxakwe says Magopeni laid grievance to tarnish his reputation
In her complaint, axed head of news Phathiswa Magopeni accused Madoda Mxakwe of using the 'Special Assignment' issue to 'destroy and hound' her out of the public broadcaster.
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Ifex warns against SABC being used in political battles
This as the public broadcaster's Editor-in-chief, Phathiswa Magopeni, lodges formal complaints of editorial interference and abuse of power against the CEO, Madoda Mxakwe.
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SABC board sets up special committee to probe allegations against Makhathini
The complaint was lodged by group executive for news and current affairs Phathiswa Magopeni.
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SABC editor-in-chief Phathiswa Magopeni found guilty of misconduct
SABC editor-in-chief Phathiswa Magopeni has been found guilty of misconduct for failing to stop the airing of an interdicted episode of Special Assignment.
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SABC continues to see improvements, says CEO Mxakwe
The public broadcaster presented its 2019/2020 annual report, indicating that year-on-year fruitless and wasteful expenditure now stood at R27 million.
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SABC reports R511 million net loss, TV licence revenue drops by 18%
SABC Group CEO Madoda Mxakwe on Tuesday presented the public broadcaster’s 2019/2020 annual results for the financial year that ended in March.
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SABC says retrenchments part of plans to be financially stable
The state-owned broadcaster said it had notified 600 employees that they could be retrenched. The SABC met with unions and employees as it planned to begin the retrenchment process.
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SABC: Chris Maroleng's claims are unfounded and defamatory
The SABC said it would oppose the court application brought by its former chief operating officer in which he is demanding R16 million or his job back.
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Maroleng: SABC dismissal hurt my reputation
The SABC fired chief operating officer Chris Maroleng last year after a disciplinary hearing found him guilty of misconduct, but he said the way he was fired was wrong and unlawful.
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Disgruntled employees behind memo leak, says SABC board
The SABC board says the claims levelled against its chief executive officer Madoda Mxakwe, CFO Yolande van Biljon are intended to bring the SABC into disrepute.
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SABC board condemns leaking of document with allegations against GCEO and CFO
The SABC board described the distribution of the memorandum, authored by non-executive directors Mamodupi Mohlala-Mulaudzi and Marcia Socikwa as ‘highly prejudicial’.
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SABC: There won’t be TV blackout despite financial woes
The SABC’s leadership addressed Parliament’s communications committee on the steps being taken to fix the ailing state-owned broadcaster.
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Rights to Rugby World Cup matches 'not commercially viable' for SABC
The public broadcaster's leadership was addressing Parliament's communications committee on Tuesday on the steps being taken to fix it.
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SABC technically insolvent, employees depressed, Zondo Inquiry hears
SABC CEO Madoda Mxakwe testified at the state capture commission of inquiry on Tuesday where he discussed their efforts to turn the organisation around.
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo Inquiry zooms in on SABC editorial integrity
SABC chief executive Madoda Mxakwe and Phathiswa Magopeni are expected to shed further light on the current state of the public broadcaster with particular focus on newsroom independence and editorial integrity.
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SABC relying on goodwill of service providers to get by - CEO
The SABC said its dire financial situation worsened during the 2018/19 financial year and the corporation ended with a cash balance of only R72 million in the bank.
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Mxakwe: SABC will be factually insolvent by end of March if nothing done
The SABC expects to make a net loss of R568 million this year. This is R281 million more than forecast in its budget.
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SABC confirms group CEO Madoda Mxakwe has not resigned
Reports emerged on Monday night that three members of the public broadcaster also stepped down.
