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SABC formally restores editorial independence in its newsroom
The move reverses what was known as an upward referral policy introduced during the tenure of former COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng.
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Fears grow as SA economy bleeds jobs amid COVID-19
About eight million people returned to work at the beginning of the month when the lockdown was eased to level 3.
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Bemawu wants answers from SABC on looming job cuts after govt bailout
The SABC has told workers that the process would begin soon and about 600 employees would be affected.
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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 says it plans to start retrenchment process
In a statement released on Thursday, the public broadcaster said it met with representatives of organised labour where they were issued with a Section 189 notice.
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WATCH LIVE: South Africa National Day of Prayer: 31 May 2020
On this day, all South Africans are called upon to turn their thoughts to all who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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SABC taking precautions after KZN staffer gets false positive COVID-19 result
The broadcaster was forced to close its doors in Durban after an employee tested positive on Tuesday and it’s understood the lab, which confirmed the results said an error occurred during the testing process.
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IPO bemoans Icasa move to exempt broadcasters from local content quotas
Television broadcasters like the SABC, e.tv and M-Net won’t be penalised for failing to meet local content requirements for the next three months.
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SABC to launch stand-alone education channel, but won't be accessible to all yet
The new channel will broadcast public service content from the Department of Education, educational programmes currently available on SABC 1, 2, 3, and archived material produced by the SABC on a limited basis.
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SABC to broadcast grade 12 revision lessons during lockdown
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga announced that learning and teaching would continue during the 21 days national lockdown through lessons broadcasted on TV, radio, and online.
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SABC records its second COVID-19 case: report
Two days ago, a worker at the SABC’s Northern Cape office tested positive prompting the office to be closed.
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Maroleng takes SABC to court for defamation, reputation damage
Maroleng's lawyers said the public broadcaster has made a frivolous and baseless media statement about him in response to the papers he filed in the Johannesburg Labour Court, demanding his job back or R16 million.
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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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Axed COO Chris Maroleng demanding R16m from SABC
The former chief operating officer has accused the CEO Madoda Mxakwe of flouting procedures and using a flawed disciplinary process to fire him.
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo Inquiry hears evidence from ex-SABC CEO Lulama Mokhobo
The SABC is firmly in the spotlight at the state capture inquiry.
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WATCH LIVE: Former Comms Minister Yunus Carrim in state capture hot seat
Former Communications Minister Yunus Carrim gives testimony at the state capture commission of inquiry.
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SABC refutes report it's privatising MetroFM, SABC 3, 5FM & Good Hope FM
The SABC said it has not had discussions with government in this regard but was conducting a thorough process of assessing all its assets, determining which were core and non-core.
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Athletics SA and SABC sign broadcast agreement
The agreement will see the SABC producing and broadcasting marathons, track, field and road running events.
