Now Sabc staffers want wider probe

Apr 15, 2012 | NORMAN MASUNGWINI and STAFF REPORTER | 2 Comments

FORMER SABC employees who lodged a complaint with Public Protector Thuli Madonsela have approached her office again, asking her to broaden her investigations to include the broadcaster's current CEO Lulama Mokhobo.

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Wed May 22 02:30:05 SAST 2013 ::
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Apr 15, 2012

mashudu-e.nengovhela

This is one of the reason.that nationalisation of institutions and other componies in South Africa will be suicidal and dissaster.It is just like a new 'Gold rush'for state institutions,tenders you name it,on the expence of poor.Everything seems to be aimed at quenching political thirst,and serving the minority.Affirmative action was the base of rotten initiatives because it was based on complemanting members of the ruling party.If South African government appoints the qualified personality regardless of their political affiliation we would not been having this mess,and.people are still forced to pay tv licences for low grade programmes infested channels,arising from internal SABC squabbles and appointments of unqualified executives.
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Apr 16, 2012

tokolosi

theres Corporate Governance and ANC unCorporate Governance - chose the one you want

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