City of CT accused of dragging feet in CTICC probe
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Will Ramaphosa accept resignations of 3 SABC board members?
Earlier on Wednesday, Eyewitness News revealed the contents of the resignation letters of Khanyisile Kweyama, Krish Naidoo and John Matisonn.
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[LISTEN] Understanding the events unfolding at SABC
Talk Radio 702 host Karima Brown spoke to Media Monitoring Africa’s William Bird who has called on the president to save the SABC from crisis.
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[LISTEN] Back at square one: SABC rocked by board member resignations
Hlengiwe Mkhie, chairperson of Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Communications says that there is a leadership crisis at the SABC.
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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.
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SABC board, Communications minister set for fight over retrenchments
The 'City Press' reported this weekend that Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams has taken the board to task regarding its retrenchment plans.
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MPs instruct SABC board to conduct skills, salary audits before cutting jobs
The SABC is in talks with unions over plans to restructure and cut costs, which could see 981 permanent employees retrenched and the loss of about 1,200 freelance jobs.
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SIU considers going after former SABC execs as delinquent directors
Former SABC board members and top executives are now in the SIU’s sights for allegedly failing to act in the best interests of the public broadcaster.
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[WATCH LIVE] SIU briefs Parly committee on SABC probe
The SIU is briefing the Portfolio Committee on Communications in the National Assembly on its investigation into the SABC.
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SABC to probe theft of camera equipment at state capture inquiry
It's understood the equipment was taken by an unidentified woman when the commission adjourned for lunch in Parktown on Monday.
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Woman steals SABC equipment at state capture inquiry
CCTV footage shows a woman walking outside the venue in Parktown carrying the equipment on Monday afternoon and then getting into a taxi.
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[WATCH] Capture this! SABC equipment stolen at Zondo commission
Take a look as a woman steals equipment belonging to the SABC at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture on 26 November.
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SABC issues notices to workers accused of sexual harassment
The broadcaster says it's giving them a chance to make representations in response to the action taken being against them.
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Makwetu: 'Financial outlook for most state-owned entities bleak'
A significant number of parastatal's audits were not completed by the end of September cut-off date because they were still struggling to prove they are going concerns.
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SABC’s Bafana blackout continues with Paraguay match
On Tuesday afternoon the SABC confirmed that they will not be broadcasting the Paraguay match on all its radio and television platforms.
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ConCourt dismisses Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s cost order appeal
The former SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng approached the highest court in the land after the Supreme Court of Appeal dismissed his bid to appeal.
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Safa apologises for Bafana no show on SABC
Initially Safa had black listed the National Broadcaster to broadcast any National team matches but Safa say that during the week they tried to negotiate a match by match agreement.
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Fedusa appeals to govt for R3b bailout for SABC
The SABC has announced it may have to cut jobs due to its financial turmoil.
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Mokonyane rejects claims she hasn’t supported SABC amid financial woes
The SABC is currently in a financial crisis and in the process of retrenching workers.
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Another bailout won’t solve the SABC's financial woes, says labour expert
While the future of the SABC staff hangs in the balance, employees are also now digesting news that the embattled corporation may run out of money to pay salaries by early next year.
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Don't be hasty to retrench, do more to save jobs - SABC told
The SABC board and management were back in Parliament on Tuesday to give the communications portfolio committee a progress report on its financial situation and the planned retrenchments.
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SABC may reach 'day zero' amid dire financial state
The SABC says it has explored all options but is left with no choice but to lay off almost 1,000 permanent staff members.
