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The Democratic Alliance said it was "astounded" by allegations that the Department of Social Development (DSD) had paid the SABC half a million rand to do a "fluff" interview with Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini.
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Hopewell Rugoho-Chin’ono - Congratulations to my friend and former colleague Chris Maroleng for being appointed the new South African Broadcasting Corporation Chief Operating Officer. 
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By the time Joe Mafela died, he had already done everything he could in the entertainment industry. This was what family representative Peter Ntamu said at the memorial service held for the popular actor at the SABC studios in Auckland…
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By Luyolo Mkentane | IOL | The battle for control of the SABC ahead of the ANC national elective conference took a nasty turn when Communications Minister Faith Muthambi wrote an explosive letter to Speaker Baleka Mbete…
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The authoritarian Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation epitomises the type of state entity that SABC chief operating officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng has wet dreams about, writes William Saunderson-Meyer. Bizarre as it may seem, Zimbabwe’s…
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SABC TV's first black news presenter, Alyce Chavunduka, who died this week, has been remembered by colleagues. She has been described by friends as a trailblazer who opened many doors for black people in the South African media industry.
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Two journalists were on Monday briefly arrested by Harare police for filming the site where the MDC-T party held its final rally just before the July 31st election.
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Harare - A new privately-owned television station begins broadcasting in Zimbabwe this week, hoping to provide an independent voice ahead of elections, a company spokesperson said on Wednesday.
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HARARE – South African signal carrier Sentech might have scrambled some “pirate” television channels, but your favourite SABC soapies can now be found on Harare’s streets.
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Millions of Zimbabweans have been dealt a blow after the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) turned off free access to its channels Tuesday.
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