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Local break: Breaking away from breaking news
This is your local break, breaking away from breaking news. From Bonang winning an inaugural award to singing the national anthem for the Bokke.
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Better late than never: SABC secures deal to air RWC final
In a statement, the SABC said the final will be shown live on SABC 2 at 11am on Saturday.
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SABC cancels 'Top Billing' after 2 decades on air
The show, which has been on air for more than 20 years, is known for it's high-end home, fashion and travel features.
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Pay your dues, it's the right thing to do, The Kiffness tells the SABC
In a Facebook post, The Kiffness' David Scott said that he paid his TV licence, even though he didn't watch the SABC, and was now calling on the broadcaster to return the favour by paying royalty licenses.
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Money Monday for SABC as R2.1 billion cash injection due
The struggling public broadcaster was given a lifeline last week with Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams announcing that it would receive a partial bailout of R2.1 billion.
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DA vows to keep close eye on how SABC’s bailout billions are spent
Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni Abrahams announced earlier on Friday that R3.2 billion will be will be granted to the cash-strapped public broadcaster.
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SABC will identify non-core assets to sell, not govt - Ndabeni-Abrahams
The minister said the SABC met most of the preconditions for a government bailout and would get the first transfer of R2.1 billion on Monday.
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Ndabeni-Abrahams: SABC to receive R3.2bn bailout from National Treasury
The minister made the announcement at a media briefing in Tshwane this morning.
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SABC appoints Ian Plaatjes as new COO
The corporation said that Plaatjes joins the SABC from the South African Bureau of Standards (SABS), where he is the chief digital officer.
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No bonuses again for SABC execs & board members, MPs told
The spokesperson for the SABC Vuyo Mthembu said the organisation had not paid performance bonuses in the past five years.
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SABC awarded contracts to non-qualifying bidders - AG
The Auditor-General on Tuesday listed a number of concerns around the South African Broadcasting Corporations (SABC)’s annual financial statements, from irregular expenditure to poor consequence management and contravention of procurement regulations.
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Bemawu: SABC breached internal policy over Alan Visser's interim position
In a statement, Bemawu said the SABC appointed Alan Visser in August to act as the group executive for commercial enterprises without adhering to its Delegation of Authority Framework.
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CARTOON: Sin Bin Offence
By Dr Jack.
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WATCH LIVE: SIU briefs Scopa on SABC prosecutions
The SIU is briefing the Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa) on its progress on cases related to the SABC.
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SABC board chair: If you can pay a car guard, why not pay your TV licence?
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) board has confirmed it has asked the Communications Minister for a TV licence tariff hike.
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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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WATCH LIVE: SABC briefs MPs on its turnaround strategy
Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Communications is being briefed by the SABC's top executives on a number of issues at the public broadcaster, including its turnaround strategy.
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SABC: No return on investment in broadcasting RWC games
The SABC said it has resolved not to air any games from this year's Rugby World Cup as the broadcasting rights fees would not be commercially viable.
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SABC will not be broadcasting Rugby World Cup matches - report
The tournament is set to get under way on Friday when host nation Japan faces Russia.
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo Inquiry keeps focus on SABC
The state capture inquiry is hearing more testimony related to the SABC. Acting CEO of the South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) Garth Strachan is scheduled to give testimony.
