The new SABC CEO has a history in sports broadcasting and is a marketing veteran with nearly 25 years experience in the corporate world.
You won’t have to pay R401 per year for a car radio as per a fake statement circulated on social media.
It appears as if SABC has kicked away the TelkomONE branding, given the platform a new lick of paint and changed the name to SABC Plus.
You can now rewatch or catch up on SABC shows you missed for free thanks to TelkomONE.
TelkomONE also features a paid tier that starts at R7 per day.
For now the prospect of paying a license to stream is merely a suggestion but we think the SABC would drown in the work its suggesting for itself.
It is the final portion of the R3.2 billion that the National Treasury has provided the broadcaster.
The SABC will be required to submit monthly reports to government starting from the end of November.
The SABC will receive R2.1 billion next week with the remainder being dispensed when certain conditions are met.
If the SABC is successful, TV license fees could increase by R13.25 per annum.
The SABC has asked that the public let its funding application complete so as not to cause panic at the broadcaster.
