The position as head of the SABC has been in and out of occupation for a couple of years now, what with the last one, Ellen Tshabalala, lying about her qualifications.

Vuyo Mvoko thought it was going to be a pretty standard evening, but what happens next really goes to show how damn bold our criminals can be.

Polish el presidente’s image, please man. We’re actually not asking, we’re telling you… that’s pretty much what the ANC is expecting from its mouthpiece, the SABC.

According to one woman, dagga makes you rape – among many other things. This video should come with a health warning

Verna Vels, creator of Liewe Heksie, has died at her home in Johannesburg at age 81

The two met on Wednesday to discuss the matter. This follows the subpoena served to the Minister on 7 August 2014, calling upon her to appear before the Public Protector on 26 August 2014 in connection with the investigation.

Only in South Africa: fans distraught, ANC calling in ministers and Cosatu shocked as Generations cast members are fired

The Democratic Alliance (DA) says the SABC has banned a second Ayisafani advert, while the SABC claim they are willing to flight the ad if it conforms to ICASA regulations

As the clash between the Democratic Alliance (DA) and the SABC, South Africa’s beleaguered public broadcaster, continues, the fate of the controversial ad starting it all will lie in the hands of a judge tonight

The SABC has banned a television ad by the Democratic Alliance (DA) citing a contravention against the Code of Advertising Standards of South Africa (ASA). But the DA says the SABC is trying to protect President Zuma.

Who could forget Bennie Boekwurm, Liewe Heksie, Haas Das or Trompie? We’ve rummaged through the SABC archives to bring you some classic video clips from some of South Africa’s most popular children’s TV shows.

As a result of an order by the South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg, the SABC has encrypted its signal in attempt to stop rampant piracy from neighbouring countries. According to political analysts, Mugabe and state-controlled ZBC are unquestionably the biggest winners.