Johannesburg – Saturday, 17 October 2026 – The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is bringing audiences closer to the elections with the launch of SABC News Live, a dedicated digital Pop-Up ...

Communications minister Solly Malatsi says the public communications sector has seen several senior executives depart from ...

The SABC needs R120 million to enhance its election coverage. South Africans will head to the polls on 4 November 2026. But ...

The SABC is said to have abruptly pulled the plug on its Afrikaans telenovela Paradys after a single season, despite being praised for its authentic storytelling.

This article is an Op-Ed, short for "opposite the editorial page". Op-Eds allow authors who are not part of Daily Maverick's team of journalists to express opinions, perspectives and arguments on ...

A thief was recorded stealing a camera at the Sandton Convention Centre on Tuesday, 17 November. The SABC crew had set up the ...

The SABC's CFO has revealed the group is beset by absent leadership and is running on 'autopilot'. There is concern it may be headed for business rescue, much like the ailing Post Office. After a R3.2 ...

South Africa’s public broadcaster is assessing whether to pursue its case against the Gupta family-founded TNA Media ...

The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) has officially discontinued hit telenovela Pimville on SABC 2 with immediate effect, following unresolved contractual disputes and alleged breaches ...

The SABC has launched SABC News Live, a digital channel dedicated to election coverage. The channel is available on SABC+, the public broadcaster’s free digital streaming platform, from Monday, 19 ...

While the launch of the SABC’s new video streaming platform has been a long time coming, it signals changing consumer behaviour, amid the move from linear TV to streaming. This is according to ...

The SOS Coalition and Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) have just received a copy of the draft SABC Bill as approved by the Cabinet last week and as introduced in Parliament on 2 October. To put it mildly ...