The SABC is simply too important to South Africa’s democracy for it to be gutted: we cannot allow it to die
As well as the retrenchments, the financially burdened public broadcaster is also considering cutting leave days from 35 to 28 and freezing salary increases for three years
The national broadcaster has rejected claims that it did not follow correct retrenchment and audit processes
Broadcaster cites “poor sales effectiveness, ineffective commercial product, old pricing models and inadequate technology infrastructure” as driving cuts
Allegations have surfaced in court papers that the state broadcaster’s former head was purposefully pushed out by chief executive Madoda Mxakwe and board chairperson Bongumusa Makhathini
A senior employee at the public broadcaster wants compensation for claims of ‘sabotage’
There is no evidence to support the broadcaster’s claim that its employees had co-ordinated a plan to botch the president’s speech
State Security Agency still cannot produce the security clearance certificate required for the incumbent, Baptiste Dungu, to occupy the top post at the Onderstepoort Biological Products
Controversy over the set-top box, which has delayed the government’s rollout of digital television for 16 years, rages on at the Zondo commission
The former SABC COO distanced himself from the decision to suspend the so-called SABC 8
But the commission of inquiry finds ‘the spectre of the ANC hovered over the newsroom’
Public protector Thuli Madonsela was "taken aback" at the news, and was writing to the SABC "to help it understand the SCA judgment".
Zambia’s kwacha closed at a record low as President Edgar Lungu travelled to South Africa for medical treatment after collapsing at a public event.
The SABC’s acting chief operations officer has much to explain and his appearance before Parliament has done little to dispel growing concerns.
The SABC’s chief executive Lulama Mokhobo says she will not be paid out for the remainder of her contract, after she resigned from the post.
MPs have questioned whether the SABC is capable of a successful transformation to digital broadcasting after a report showed a severe lack of skills.
Communications Minister Yunus Carrim says the permanent position of SABC COO will be advertised, perhaps leaving Hlaudi Motsoeneng out in the cold.
The presidency has announced the new members of the SABC board, which includes two of the interim board’s representatives.
Communications Minister Dina Pule wants to be involved in the process of appointing the South African Broadcasting Corporation board members.
The death of SABC radio and television presenter Vuyo Mbuli has deprived SA of an intelligent and spirited individual, the Anglican church says.
President Jacob Zuma, political parties and the broadcasting community has expressed shock and sadness at the death of SABC presenter Vuyo Mbuli.
Eskom has partnered with the SABC to give South Africans daily real time information on the power system, the power utility has said.
President Jacob Zuma has endorsed the interim SABC board recommended by Parliament, says the communications department.
Labour pundits and civil society groups say parastatals will buckle under the weight of political interference and unclear mandates.
Parliament has disbanded the board following weeks of upheaval at the broadcaster and a slew of resignations over the past two weeks.
The SABC board has been officially dissolved after a heated meeting of Parliament’s communications portfolio committee.
The presidency says President Jacob Zuma has received six more resignation letters from members of the South African Broadcasting Corporation board.
The controversy around Hlaudi Motsoeneng has escalated after he was unexpectedly reinstated as acting chief operations officer at the SABC.
The SA Communist Party says it will take action after the South African Broadcasting Corporation and Midvaal municipality failed to meet its demands.
The senior journalist’s removal shortly before Mangaung smacks of censorship, say staff.
The man said to be Zuma’s enforcer at the SABC was never going to take the Fish & Chips Co TV ad, which satirises Zuma, with a pinch of salt.
It is like revolving doors at the SABC board. Outbursts over a committee report to Parliament have degenerated into a "free-for-all".