President Jacob Zuma told SABC news that he has heard "sloganeering" that suggests he is avoiding Parliament, which is false and misleads the country.
Hlaudi the hypocrite delivers a long-winded speech about the importance of the matric certificate. Because he has one. Not.
President Jacob Zuma says none of the Nkandla reports, including the public protector’s, found him at fault for upgrades at the compound.
Ellen Tshabalala may have gone on her way, but employees face more pressing problems.
Embattled SABC chairperson Ellen Tshabalala has been excluded from the new Transnet board, it emerged on Thursday.
SABC board chairperson, Ellen Tshabalala, says she would not resign and that the guilty verdict is part of a political agenda against her.
A parliamentary committee has heard that not only did Tshabalala fail to qualify, she didn’t even score high enough to reregister for the course.
Readers write in to share their view on Zuma’s tactics, the lives of Palestinians and the state of journalism at the SABC.
MPs felt vindicated after a court denied the SABC chair an order to halt investigations into allegedly false qualifications on her CV.
Court action against the inquiry looking into the SABC chairperson’s qualifications is a “red herring” to delay the process, say parliamentarians.
State bodies cannot reject recommendations by the public protector on "irrational" grounds, writes Judith February.
CCMA and Competition Commission decisions are binding, so organs of state must have cogent reasons for rejecting Thuli Madonsela’s recommendations.
The ruling demanding Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s suspension will be appealed, and if needs be, appealed again until it reaches the Constitutional Court.
The office of the public protector said it will review the court’s judgment that decisions taken by her office are not binding.
The Western Cape High Court has ordered the suspension of SABC chief operating officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng and the start of disciplinary proceedings.
SABC chairperson Ellen Tshabalala does not have the qualifications she claimed in her CV because she allegedly failed most of her modules at Unisa.
He’s not Jacob Zuma’s guy and the SABC’s R3.3-billion in irregular expenditure is not as bad as it sounds. Hlaudi Motsoeneng talks to the M&G.
Ellen Tshabalala’s lawyers have launched a bid to stop an inquiry that had resolved to have her suspended for lying about her qualifications.
While MPs were outraged by the irregular expenditure at the SABC, the explanation from the public broadcaster left them even more baffled.
A keen supporter of Hlaudi Motsoeneng has been lined up as the new chief executive of the state-owned broadcaster.
The parliamentary committee postponed the inquiry to Thursday, after Tshabalala claimed that she was seeing the "revised charges for the first time".
Beleaguered SABC chairperson Zandile Ellen Tshabalala has berated Parliament for making the inquiry into her academic qualifications public.
The Broadcasting Complaints Commission has dealt a narrow-minded blow to free speech.
Two SABC executives have received almost R13-million in golden handshakes, and it is likely Thuli Madonsela will be asked to investigate.
The oversight committee on communication said SABC chairperson Ellen Tshabalala failed to provide proof of her qualifications to the committee.
Ellen Tshabalala, the controversial chairperson of the national broadcaster, is having her colleagues investigated.
The SABC and the 16 Generations actors who were fired will come to an agreement that will see them returning to work, according to Nathi Mthethwa.
The Media Workers’ Association of SA has welcomed plans to open negotiations following the dismissal of actors from the Generations soap opera.
SABC and Generations production company MMSV Productions complain they’re portrayed as "exploiters" while actors earn, on average, R55 000 a month.
The sacking of the cast of Generations this week has led to a larger industry dialogue about the rights of South African artists.
Activists, church goers and traditional healers came out to support SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng at court, where his appointment is being challenged.
MMSV Productions, the producers of South Africa’s most popular soap opera, Generations, has terminated the contracts of the show’s cast members.