THE SABC has unleashed debt collectors on households in arrears with TV licence fees, sending SMS reminders demanding payment. This move comes as non-compliance continues to grow, with less than 20% ...
The SABC has intensified efforts to recover outstanding TV licence fees by sending debt collection notices and payment ...
The FIFA World Cup is here! It's a record-breaking 48-team tournament, with a 10-team African contingent -- the biggest ...
SABC is intensifying efforts to recover unpaid TV licence fees, employing debt collectors to pursue defaulters. With less ...
Unresolved contractual obligations and breaches between the SABC and Bakwena Productions have resulted in the drama series ...
SABC1 found itself at the centre of a social media storm after posting a promotional image riding the wave of Drake's surprise Iceman album release, only to quietly delete it days later.
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Ghanaian immigrant opens up about getting asylum in South Africa despite no war in Ghana
A Ghanaian who lived in South Africa for 21 years admitted to using asylum status strictly for employment, revealing economic motivations over conflict.
The South African Broadcasting Corporation remains an anchor of our democracy, but the public institution’s right to freedom of expression is continuously ...
Bakwena Productions has blamed the SABC for its financial woes which led to the non-payment of cast and crew and the public ...
The Minister of Communications and Digital Technology, Solly Malatsi, allocated R234 million to the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) in his budget vote speech on Tuesday. At the same time ...
Using a monitor without the ability to receive television signals is a legal way to avoid paying a TV licence fee in South ...
The law has not changed yet. South Africans with a television set still need a valid SABC TV licence, even if they no longer watch broadcast TV, reports Cape {town} Etc.
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