Big "civil war" inside the SABC

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Big "civil war" inside the SABC

Initiatives within the SABC to crack down on corruption and undo the damage done by ex-COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng have resulted in low morale and a toxic environment, the City Press reports.

The SABC recently filed papers to dismiss 28 "irregular appointments" and promotions made under Motsoeneng, with SABC human resources executive Jonathan Thekiso placing the blame for these appointments squarely on the old COO and other executives who have since left the public broadcaster.
 
a Step in the right direction. No need to have low morale and be toxic if you weren't irregularly appointed, think of the potential job openings.
 
Big "civil war" inside the SABC

Initiatives within the SABC to crack down on corruption and undo the damage done by ex-COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng have resulted in low morale and a toxic environment, the City Press reports.

The SABC recently filed papers to dismiss 28 "irregular appointments" and promotions made under Motsoeneng, with SABC human resources executive Jonathan Thekiso placing the blame for these appointments squarely on the old COO and other executives who have since left the public broadcaster.

Ok here comes the low morale horse out of the stables, to me it looks positive long term.
 
Motsoeneng said that if the new leadership wanted to retrench everyone hired by him, this would result in the loss of far more employees.

“It looks like they are trying to reverse all the appointments that I have made,” he said. “If they do, half of the SABC was employed by me. Will they fire all of them?”

Depends, did you appoint irregularly?

Then yes, sometimes you have to take a blowtorch to the cobwebs in order to get rid of the infestation..
 
How does the sabc generate just over a million rand in revenue and the total wage bill listed in Sunday Times is just over a billion a year, how is it possible because the Queens at the sabc are spending on luxury apartments and cars and bags and diamonds like Hollywood actresses but without the looks obviously!
 
I bet you if you privatise the sabc it will turn massive profits and contribute more towards tax revenue than the bailouts from government, privatise but not under bee company that's what i meant, oops
 
Let's ask the question, will SA be better off without a SABC and SAA...........Yes or No??????
 
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