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The fight for press freedom and against Hlaudi’s antics is documented by one of the SABC8
Deloitte: SABC8 did not receive any donation from Bosasa
Sanef commissioned Deloitte to conduct a forensic investigation following allegations that Bosasa paid out R100 000 to the SABC8’s funding campaign
Agrizzi maps Bosasa media ties
Former Bosasa COO told the commission the company’s spokesperson was allocated R71 000 in cash bribes, part of which was allegedly paid to journalists
SABC 8 ‘dismayed’ by Bosasa donation claim
The group denies any knowledge of a 2016 donation from Bosasa during their suspension from the state broadcaster
Hlaudi Motsoeneng fails to show up for court case
No reasons were given on why Motsoeneng failed to present himself to the court.
Letters to the editor: July 14 to 20 2017
Readers write in about the ANC, the M&G, and Jacob Zuma
SA journos have more pals than enemies
Speaking up is well and good, but politicians must also act to halt the assault on media freedom
Icasa lays charges against SABC over ‘protest policy’
On May 26, the broadcaster banned the airing of footage of violent protests on its television stations.
#SABC8 journalists won’t back down despite threats, bullets and intimidation
"While the journalists are concerned about their safety, they remain resolute and determined to persist with the case," said their lawyer.
SABC board inquiry postponed to ensure ‘justice is not subverted’
The chairperson of Parliament’s portfolio committee on communications, Humphrey Maxegwana, says the committee sought legal advice on Tuesday.
SABC 8 want ConCourt to order Parliament to probe its decisions on the broadcaster
The journalists want the National Assembly to institute an inquiry into the various issues plaguing the SABC, including their dismissals.
#SABC8 intend to oppose ‘unlawful conduct’ with Constitutional Court application
The journalists’ lawyers say Parliament’s communications portfolio committee refused to conduct an investigation into the SABC.
Crisis to crisis: The questions that need to be asked to save the SABC
The problems at South Africa’s public broadcaster have become legendary in the country.
Editorial: Hlaudi Motsoeneng and the SABC – this time it is personal
A time must surely come when the chief himself is threatened with having to pay up for pursuing legal cases he has little chance of winning.
SABC relents: seven of the #SABC8 reinstated as broadcaster backtracks on appeal plan
The SABC has decided not to appeal the Labour Court’s order that the state broadcaster reinstate four journalists it fired.