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'You want money from us, we'll put you under curatorship,' Mboweni warns SABC
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni says the fiscus will no longer be doling out money with no strings attached.
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Communications Minister Ndabeni-Abrahams apologises 'wholeheartedly' to SA
"I've learnt that if you do things without thinking, there can be dire consequences," said Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams.
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Ndabeni-Abrahams apologises for 'altercation' with media at ANC rally
The launch in KwaBhaca, Mount Frere was disrupted just as ANC Treasurer-General Paul Mashatile was about to speak, by singing demonstrators allegedly frustrated by a lack of service delivery in their area.
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SABC to continue with skills audit despite decision to halt retrenchments
The public broadcaster announced on Thursday that it will not go ahead with its notice to invoke Section 189 of the Labour Relations Act, which allows companies to retrench employees.
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SABC abandons retrenchment plans
The public broadcaster released a statement on Thursday afternoon, saying it has decided not to renew the notice to invoke Section 189 of the Labour Relations Act.
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Calls mount for Parliament to urgently fill SABC board vacancies
The SABC’s financial crisis was thrust back in the spotlight on Tuesday morning when it emerged that salaries were not paid on time.
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Some SABC employees receive salaries after bank glitch causes outcry
The public broadcaster failed to pay salaries on time on Tuesday morning, blaming a technical glitch on the banks' side.
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[UPDATE] SABC blames bank glitch for salaries not being paid
The SABC's Neo Momodu says that the public broadcaster has made all the necessary payments on time and the fault slipped in at the bank's side.
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[LISTEN] 3 SA media companies agree to pay penalties for price fixing
SABC will pay a fine of R31.8 million, while Primedia agreed to pay an administrative penalty of R9.6 million and Ster-Kinekor will pay a fine of R437,000.
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Hlaudi Motsoeneng: 'I never lied about not having matric'
The president of the African Content Movement says that he was cleared of wrongdoing at an internal SABC disciplinary hearing 'by a white person'.
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Solid MSL numbers but questions remain about SABC's viability as broadcaster
SABC spokesperson Neo Momodu told EWN Sport that the broadcaster was satisfied with the eventual outcome of the MSL.
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SABC postpones retrenchment plan for time being
The SABC's finances remain in a dire state and it is looking to cut jobs as a cost-saving measure.
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DA calls for appointment of permanent SABC board
The Democratic Alliance (DA) says that the appointment of an interim board at the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) will only serve to benefit the African National Congress (ANC).
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SABC needs a full and permanent board, says DA
It was reported last week that the SABC has halted payments on music royalties for songs used on its television and radio stations last year.
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Centre for Constitutional Rights remains concerned about state of SABC
The public broadcaster is pleading for a massive bailout from government as it looks to turnaround its finances.
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SIU warns of criminals posing as investigators
It says in some instances, the impostors go as far as requesting cash, claiming they can compromise investigations.
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Ndabeni-Abrahams won’t be drawn on SABC's woes until plan decided on
Communications and Telecommunications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams said she needs to consult more widely on how to resolve the problems at the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC).
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Minister Ndabeni-Abrahams working on plan to rescue ailing SABC
Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams says she will not be making any pronouncements on issues facing the SABC until a plan for its future has been finalised.
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SIU probe finds irregularities in R185 million tender at SABC
It's reported the SIU’s probe revealed that the public broadcaster 'flouted its own procurement policies' in awarding the contract to second-ranked bidder Mafoko Security.
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[CARTOON] #RamophosaOn702
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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SABC must be assisted with financial woes – Ramaphosa
Not only is the SABC battling to pay its creditors, but has also said it won’t be able to pay staff in the next few months if there’s no bailout.
