EDITORIAL: SABC in the dudu
There’s a reason the public has turned to streaming services — the SABC isn’t just struggling financially; it has a content deficit too
22 October 2020 - 05:00
For a show that ostensibly has its finger on the pulse of the country, SABC3’s Trending SA missed the mark by a country mile when it invited "accomplished businessman" Duduzane Zuma to "talk politics, his upcoming business ventures and how it feels to be the son of former president Jacob Zuma".
Zuma the Younger is, of course, secure in comfort in Dubai, where he owns an R18m pad in the Burj Khalifa — purchased with the assistance of the Guptas, and at a decent distance from the grasping arms of the National Prosecuting Authority...
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