Communists the world over seem to be using the CCPvirus pandemic to increase their influence and power globally, and even in South Africa, the #RooiGevaar was out in force last night, welcoming their comrades from Cuba who had landed at Waterkloof Airforce base. Cyril and all the top ANC ministers claimed South Africa will somehow benefit from Cuba’s “global effort” to fight Covid-19, however, with only 1,369 cases of CCPvirus, it is not certain what experience Cuba have that SA does, but of course if you remove the capitalists, Christians and whites from South Africa, SA certainly would struggle to keep up with even Commie Cuba. Just what “global effort” has this 3rd world Communist backwater of only 11 Million people achieved, unless it was Communism’s use of COVID19 as a weapon to achieve global dominance?
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#RedAlert ANC & SACP Import 217 Cuban Medics to Help Fight COVID-19? Does SA Not Have Enough Medics or are They Too Capitalist, Too Christian or Too White?
SABC financial crisis: National broadcaster faces total blackout
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 crashes – once proud state entity is now the biggest embarrassment of the country’s image after the ANC regime’s takeover in 1994
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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National bankrupt broadcaster SABC, splurges millions, footed by taxpayers, on parties and bonuses while retrenching hundreds of workers
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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Hlaudi Motsoeneng ‘SABC was performing under my leadership,’ – even though he is the central figure in the complete financial and governance collapse of the corporation
Former SABC chief operating officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng says the public broadcaster’s new leadership is “clueless and obsessed with blaming” him for the current financial crisis. Motsoeneng‚ who is embroiled in legal disputes with the SABC over the payment of his pension‚ told Sowetan in an interview at his Krugersdorp home: “The SABC was performing under..
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BEE ,Affirmative Action policies incorporated by the ruling ANC-regime and corruption is to blame for the financial ruin of a once flourishing SABC
The EFF says the financial collapse of the public broadcaster SABC is the ANC’s fault. Is it? Only the ANC? No, let us speak the truth once and for all and indulge all readers out there: It is because of greed – like Zuma’s greed with Nkandla and Shivambu’s greed with VBS Bank. It is..
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Is that so? – South Africans not paying TV licenses blamed for collapsing the SABC
According to Deputy Communications Minister Pinky Kekana, an SABC TV license is great value for money. Deputy Communications Minister Pinky Kekana has called on South Africans to pay their TV licenses in order to save the SABC from complete financial collapse. Kekana made her impassioned plea before Parliament’s communications committee on Tuesday. The Deputy Minister..
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Your tax money will once again be used to pay the large salary packages of SABC managers – a propaganda institution of government
The bottomless pit of state entities is becomes deeper and deeper, and the state has to pay more money to the SABC for its survival. Even more amazing is that parliamentarians have approved the request! There are concerns about the big salary packages and the large number of managers. Again, there is no amount linked..
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SABC nearing bankruptcy yet executives pocket R45 million in paychecks
In times of dire financial distress, the spotlight falls on the SABC’s exorbitant executive salaries. The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is struggling to stay afloat, yet executives are still being paid millions. Usually, when a company is struggling to make ends meet, salaries are often the first expenses closely examined and adjusted accordingly. But..
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DA goes head-to-head with SABC over Cyril Ramaphosa broadcast
The SABC’s broadcast of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s late night announcement on land expropriation without compensation infringed on a section of the Broadcasting Complaints Commission of South Africa’s (BCCSA) code of conduct, according to the Democratic Alliance.
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That’s why we don’t want to pay TV license – SABC spent R680,000 for bosses to hang out in Cape Town
The SABC spent more than R680‚000 on the travel costs of board members and officials to testify before a parliamentary ad hoc committee‚ only for some to refuse to testify once they got there.
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SABC posts R977m loss – Looks like consumers is boikoting the Public Broadcaster as well
The South African Broadcasting Corporation posted a R977m loss after tax for the 2016/17 financial year, its annual report tabled in Parliament on Tuesday revealed. The public broadcaster’s net loss for the year ending March 2017 more than doubled from R412m in 2016, following a year of upheaval that included the dissolution of the permanent..
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SABC still considering TV licences for smartphone, PC owners
The public broadcaster plans to increase revenue as regular TV licence returns plummet. The SABC’s outrageous plan to smack South Africans who own smart devices and personal computers with additional TV licence fees is still on the table. The idea was presented by the public broadcaster’s former disgraced acting CEO James Aguma, who wanted to..
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