Julius Malema, the deliberately controversial leader of the deliberately misnamed Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), recently showed his true globalist colours, exposing his service and loyalty to London and Western Globalism. Speaking in response to the popular uprising happening among black South Africans, who are pushing back against the unchecked mass immigration into their country ever since the ANC obediently implemented Open Borders, through their policy of Deliberate Negligence on the border.
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Traitor Malema Sells Out His Own People To Globalism! Just Like De Klerk, Mandela, Tony Blair, Merkel, Obama…
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Another one bites the dust – SABC boss flees sinking ship
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SABC chief operating officer Craig van Rooyen resigned. Van Rooyen was also involved in the executive technology department of the SABC. His reasons are stated as personal and family matters. However, Van Rooyen is convinced that the SABC will overcome its problems and the council of the SABC has indicated that they are very sorry..
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When the SABC can’t even broadcast local soccer, then you know its doomed
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The SABC and South Africa’s Premier Soccer League have confirmed the national broadcaster will not show Absa Premiership matches. As reported by News24, the new season of the Absa Premiership started today at 15:00 – with the SABC not showing the first match. The PSL said that the nation may have to “accept that the..
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SABC financial crisis: National broadcaster faces total blackout
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With uncertainty over whether the SABC will be granted a government bailout, there are now fears that the broadcaster could be forced off air. Things are looking grim as far as the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is concerned, with fears that the national broadcaster is heading to a complete blackout. Long-standing financial strife in..
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SABC a sinking ship in a tide of debt – Need R3.2bn bailout to stay afloat
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Faced with an unenviable choice last month – either cough up to service its eight-figure municipality account, or settle the salary bill, the SABC took the high road and paid its staff. And while the lights are still on in Auckland Park, for now, anyway, the broadcaster is desperately hoping a R3.2bn government guarantee will..
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Cash-strapped SABC to receive yet another government bailout – The National Treasury, has, once again, been persuaded to open its coffers up to the embattled broadcaster
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The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) will receive a much-needed government bailout, after failing to improve its financial position in 2019. Government, by way of the National Treasury, has, once again, been persuaded to open its coffers up to the embattled broadcaster. Telecommunications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams confirmed that the finance minister was expected to finalise..
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The SABC is on the brink of a total blackout – crippling debt and lack of relieve funding will force the state entity to cut its national broadcast
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The SABC is in danger of experiencing a total broadcasting blackout due to its crippling debt and lack of relief funding, according to a report in the Sunday Times. Speaking in an interview with the Sunday Times, SABC CEO Madoda Mxakwe said the public broadcaster is not able to pay its creditors and while the..
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SABC dismisses chief operating officer after conviction of gross negligence
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The SABC confirmed that Chris Maroleng, the broadcaster’s chief operating officer’s contract, had ended. Maroleng indicated that he would fight the suspension until a disciplinary committee found him guilty of gross negligence. His contract ended with immediate effect and Tshifiwa Malaudzi, head of the commercial division at the SABC, was also suspended earlier this month…
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There is absolutely no pills for stupidity! Hlaudi Motsoeneng is singing like a canary on campaign trail: “I received more than R1 million, it is not a secret, I accept I am corrupt”
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Hlaudi Motsoeneng, the former head of the SABC, had some fiery words for the ANC at his recent campaign trail in Soweto. As reported by The Star, the leader of the African Content Movement (ACM), Motsoeneng, revealed that he would basically sing like a canary if he was ever summoned to Deputy Chief Justice, Raymond..
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Struggling SABC that has been dependent on state aid for years has placed staff into a huge embarrassment by not paying their salaries
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Staff realized with shock that the SABC did not pay their salaries into their accounts on Tuesday. Apparently, the Broadcasting, Electronic, Media & Allied Workers Union sent a brief report confirming that they had received notice that no payments were made. A staff member apparently confirmed to the media that they had not received salaries…
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SABC crashes – once proud state entity is now the biggest embarrassment of the country’s image after the ANC regime’s takeover in 1994
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The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) has issued a notice to the SABC asking the broadcaster to explain why it should not be assumed that their reckless business is insolvent. According to reports, the SABC’s liabilities exceed the assets by R1,8 billion and short-term liabilities can no longer be met. The notice may mean..
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Another bottomless-pit namely the SABC, were given three months to live as government cuts cash injections
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Unfortunately for the SABC, and its large low-level employee base, the government is now taking a hard-line approach to bailouts.
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Poor governance and corruption in the ANC regime is the main reason why many state institutions face bankruptcy, just take SABC into consideration who needs R3 billion before March 2019 to pay salaries and debt
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At least two councillors from the SABC have resigned. The Board has given notice to the presidency that three councillors resigned and all inquiries are referred to the presidency. This follows after alleged retrenchments by the Council and in combat with the newly appointed Minister of Communications, Stella Ndabeni Abrahams. There was a situation and..
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National bankrupt broadcaster SABC, splurges millions, footed by taxpayers, on parties and bonuses while retrenching hundreds of workers
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MPs serving on the standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) have told the SABC top brass that it was unfair of them to retrench ordinary workers while the public broadcaster was spending millions of rands on parties and bonuses. The SABC board and its senior executives, including CEO Madoda Mxakwe and head of human resources..
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The SABC employees pay the price for poor management decisions – Day zero coming
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Solidarity today said that employees must once again be on the receiving end of poor management decisions and plundering at the SABC that are paralysing the SABC.
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