South African Broadcasting Corp. (SABC) has installed OmniBus Systems' Colossus to handle automation for its upgraded Johannesburg playout facility. Colossus will be used to provide transmission of ...
The SABC’s R120 million request for dedicated 2026 local government election coverage funding was not approved, raising concerns about the scale of its public-service coverage.
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is launching an international news channel to compete with CNN and the BBC, joining the growing ranks of news outlets seeking to challenge media ...
South Africa’s public broadcaster SABC has struck a carriage deal with commercial operator eMedia which operates the Openview free-to-air satellite service. The agreement will see SABC supply six TV ...
While the future of the cash-draining SABC News International looks precarious, the SABC’s former head of news and current affairs, Snuki Zikalala, has rushed in with a last-minute proposal to try to ...
South Africa’s public broadcaster, SABC, is to launch 5 new channels. Four will serve the country’s different linguistic audiences (including Afrikaans, Tsonga and Venda), and the 5th will be an ...
The SABC says it currently has no officials conducting door-to-door TV licence inspections, while warning households about people impersonating inspectors.
South African Public Broadcaster Launches Streamer SABC+, Targets 2 Million Subscribers by Late 2023
South Africa’s loss-making public broadcaster surprised everyone on Thursday when it launched its long-gestating streamer, naming it SABC+ with a target of 2 million users over the next year. The SABC ...
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) has stepped up efforts to recover unpaid TV licence fees, deploying debt collectors and sending SMS reminders to households with outstanding balances.
The South African government founded the South African Broadcasting Corporation in August 1936, and after reaching peak profitability in the 2000’s, has seen its finances decline to a very poor state.
Concerns are mounting that South Africa‘s public broadcaster is lurching closer to a catastrophic collapse as it continues to operate without a board amid a period of financial instability. Although ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results