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Motsoeneng is charged with contravening the terms of his suspension when he held a media briefing in April

At the media conference‚ former chief operating officer accuses Krish Naidoo of slander and defends his decision to implement a 90% local content policy

Parliament learns SABC owes a range of music interest groups at least R75m — despite 90% local music directive

Former communications minister could still face criminal charges as net close around those who misled the SABC inquiry

A 12-member, permanent board is to replace the five-member, interim board currently heading up the financially precarious public broadcaster

James Aguma's suspension follows calls made last week by Parliament for his removal because of the messy state of the public broadcaster

The former SABC chief operating officer is accused of gross insubordination for ‘slagging off’ his employer in the press

The former SABC operations chief may finally face the music — unless his lawyer insists on trying to combine the hearing with the High Court case over Thuli ...

Ayanda Dlodlo has requested a replacement for James Aguma pending the appointment of a permanent CEO

The public broadcaster has also begun its hunt for a new CEO, essential to its turnaround

The public broadcaster is facing its worst financial crisis, despite implementing a turnaround strategy

The cash-strapped public broadcaster wants digital devices that stream SABC TV programmes to pay the TV licence fee

The decision not to proceed with the appeal could signal the end at the SABC for Hlaudi Motsoeneng, who has largely been blamed for the crisis there

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The radio station lost millions in revenue after the order in June 2016, and listenership plunged from 390,000 people to 260,000 in four months

Department of Communications has sent someone with financial expertise to help the broadcaster’s board turn it around