Sentech can save money by just shutting off SABC1,2 and leave SABC3 running, saving on the power bill, and making sure SABC will pay the outstanding within a week, even if the delay is because they have to take money from the pension fund, which they already do, not pay tax to SARS, which they already do, and not refund any advertisers for non played ads. A big saving, and if they want to they can also auction off those frequency allocations as well, they will go fast. They can keep the digital multiplex running, because nobody watches that anyway, and it is so much lower power anyway, 10% of the lowest power analogue transmitter in any case, with much better coverage. 5kW covers the same area as the 3 60kW analogue transmitters do in Durban, and most of the way to PMB as well.