The company, owned by former SABC sports presenter Owen Ndlovu, received the money through the department's entrepreneurial initiative known as the Mzansi Golden Economy in 2021. READ: Ukhozi FM song ...

The SABC wants to increase TV licence fees. However, several alternatives to the TV licence scheme have been proposed in ...

SABC is technically insolvent, ... The total costs to company of three executive directors is at R12.5 million -- that's 0.12% of the overall wage bill. In terms of group executives, ...

The SABC has fired two senior executives for allegedly hiding a multi-million rand revenue-sharing agreement with an external company appointed to manage its SABC+ service. Heads roll over secret ...

The SABC has also called for the speedy finalisation of the SABC bill to address the company’s funding challenges by creating a new funding model. The South African Broadcast Corporation's (SABC ...

Now Nomsa Chabeli, pictured in the header image, will take up the reigns of the company, deep in financial turmoil after posting a R1.13 billion loss in its annual report for 2022/2023.

Cape Town – The security company that unsuccessfully bid for a tender at the SABC distanced itself from a letter sent to Parliament asking that the five members of the interim SABC board not be ...

An SABC executive was forced to eat humble pie as he was made to apologise to MPs conducting an inquiry into the affairs of the broadcaster’s board yesterday. SABC executive says sorry for ...

Responding to the ANC’s criticism last week of the developments at the SABC, Tshidzuma said the SABC was a government company. “We are the broadcaster, a government company and not politicians.

In addition, SABC chairperson Eddie Funde and Pearl Luthuli, the head of SABC 3, share a directorship with him in Onetel, a publicly listed telecommunications company.

MPs had clearly lost their cool by the time SABC company secretary Theresa Geldenhuys gave evidence during parliament's inquiry into the SABC. "You have betrayed what corporate governance is all ...

The inquiry into issues at the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) will start on November 29 and could continue its work through the December parliamentary break. This emerged as an ad ...