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SABC denies claims its unable to pay salaries
According to Times Live the state-owned broadcaster failed to pay last month's salaries due to financial difficulties.
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SABC blames broadcast interruptions on power supply issues from City Power
In a statement, the SABC has reassured South Africans that it has successfully moved into its new structure and that the interruption to its broadcasts earlier this week was a result of power supply issues from City Power.
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SABC at the brink of collapse, says CWU following break in transmission
This comes as the embattled company saw disruptions on several of its radio stations earlier this week.
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CWU: SABC not being honest about broadcast interruptions at Auckland Park
The public broadcaster said a power outage in the area resulted in several of its radio stations temporarily going off-air this week.
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’Funerals allowed me to bring comfort to the nation’ - Noxolo Grootboom bows out
Eyewitness News sat down with veteran broadcaster Noxolo Grootboom on 1 April 2021 after she bowed out as a news anchor at the SABC. Grootboom opens up about her opportunities and legacy at the state broadcaster. #NoxoloGrootboom #SABC #Ndinithandanonkeemakhaya
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A nurturer & trailblazer: Noxolo Grootboom on how she'd like to be remembered
Speaking to Eyewitness News Lifestyle, Noxolo Grootboom explained that her famous closing line at the end of bulletins was her way of thanking South Africans for welcoming her with open arms.
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SABC radio broadcasts hit by power outages again
The SABC's broadcasting on several radio platforms has again been interrupted due to ongoing power failures in the area.
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Power outage blamed for SABC radio broadcast interruption
The break in transmission comes just hours after the emotional exit of hundreds of employees.
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SABC retrenchments brings newsreader to tears on air
Desiree Chauke was in the middle of reading her bulletin when she broke down.
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Noxolo Grootboom gets emotional as Ramaphosa makes way for her last bulletin
In a video posted on Twitter, she has her hands on her mouth, her eyes become glossy with tears as someone said: “Yes! The country deserves this!”
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SABC lets go of 621 employees as it concludes Section 189 process
It's been a battle for the SABC to conclude the process as it faced resistance from employees and worker unions since it initially announced the process in June last year.
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WATCH LIVE: Family, close friends bid farewell to Peter Matlare
The 61-year old died on Sunday from COVID-19 regulated complications.
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South Africa’s business fraternity mourns death of Peter Matlare
He died on Sunday at the age of 61 from COVID-19-related complications.
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Scopa to grill struggling SOEs over 'grim' audit outcomes
Eskom, Transnet, the SABC all got qualified audit opinions. Even worse, disclaimers were issued for Denel and Prasa.
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SABC: Scaling down '7de Laan', 'Muvhango' will make way for other SA voices
A new Afrikaans telenovela, 'Die Sentrum', and Tsonga series, 'Giyani', will fill the open slots left by the two iconic dramas.
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SABC reducing episodes of 7de Laan, Muvhango to make space for new local content
The public broadcaster announced last week it was scaling back the number of episodes it airs for its iconic Afrikaans and Venda soaps.
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SABC welcomes ruling for Motsoeneng to pay back legal fees
The High Court found that he unlawfully procured payment of legal fees by the SABC, even though the legal services were incurred in his personal capacity.
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Court orders Hlaudi Motsoeneng to pay back over R850k in legal fees to the SABC
The Special Investigating Unit said it approached the court to recoup the legal fees paid to Majavu Incorporated by the SABC when Motsoeneng was fighting a decision to set aside his appointment as COO.
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Job losses on agenda at today’s CWU, SABC board meeting
This comes after threats of broadcast interruptions.
