Editor’s forum asks for evidence after claims about reporters colluding with apartheid state

Here's why you should attend the Liberty Radio Awards Conference

The Wound will be shown in cinemas from Friday, after the High Court in Pretoria turned down an application by the National House of Traditional Leaders

The communications minister’s policy position is at odds with her predecessor and the ANC’s policy position

An ad about paying your TV licence assumes only men can do this — and all women can do is go to the mall to buy shoes

The Broadcasting Complaints Commission of SA received complaints about language used during the flighting of the #FillUpTheDome concert, in November

But SA Rugby president Mark Alexander says the body is unaware of the SABC’s plans to stop radio commentary in the two competitions

The group says it is greatly concerning that the decision may lead to further layoffs of media workers, ‘in a context of shrinking newsrooms across the ...

The SABC has not had a chief operating officer since July 2017, but the board still needs a CEO and chief financial officer

The NGO also says the SABC continues to collect licence fees despite being well aware of its ‘looming insolvency’

Bemawu has called off its strike, after accepting an increase close to the broadcaster’s original offer, while the CWU is consulting members

The chairman of the standing committee on finance was biting in his response to the SARS commissioner and his complaint about Jonas Makwakwa’s FIC report

In a bid to prevent further disruptions at the broadcaster and with the ANC elective conference due to start this weekend, management has offered to enter ...

The national broadcaster has been waiting for a government guarantee for the better part of the year, while some staff have gone on strike

Despite not trusting state institutions in general, the South African Reconciliation Barometer shows, surprisingly, that the embattled SABC is still trusted

Despite strong objections by opposition parties and civil society groups, the Durban city council approved it

Rachel Kalidass has quit barely a month after the board was appointed, saying the person favoured for the CEO post had fraud allegations hanging over his head