Zimbabweans should not expect a democratic outcome in elections – Good Governance Africa
Despite this, the research and advocacy nonprofit encouraged voters to make their mark on Wednesday
Chris Maroleng
Good Governance Africa head Chris Maroleng and team deported from Zimbabwe
The expulsion comes days before the Southern African country holds its 23 August general elections
SABC appoints new acting COO
The national broadcaster’s board has appointed Dr Craig Van Rooyen with immediate effect
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SABC axes COO Chris Maroleng
Earlier in April Maroleng was found guilty on three charges, which included gross negligence
SABC’s crisis plan fails to impress MPs
The broadcaster’s savings from cost-cutting are far less than the money needed to rescue it
SABC crisis threatens sport itself
The sporting public, sport sponsors and the organisations in charge of sporting codes each pay a price for the SABC’s debt in one way or the other
SABC has no choice but to retrench — executives
Executive directors at the national broadcaster say they do not take retrenchments lightly, but that they’d be remiss not to engage in this process
SABC debt close to R700m
The SABC’s financial situation is dire says SABC board chairperson Bongumusa Makhathini
SABC’s policy still so Hlaudi
Media watchdogs are concerned about inadequate changes to
editorial procedures
SABC top brass charged over R5.5-million Marawa hiring
Chris Maroleng and Marcia Mahlalela were charged for irregularities in Marawa’s R5.5-million contract in a three-year deal
SABC board member resigns
The presidency hopes Parliament will speedily fill all vacancies on the SABC board
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e.tv journalists held in Swaziland
eNews Africa editor Chris Maroleng says e.tv journalist Tumaole Mohlaoli and cameraman Meshack Dube have been arrested in Swaziland.
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Zim meltdown: SA keeps counsel
South Africa has steadfastly refused to join in the chorus of criticism of Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe despite paying an ever higher price for the crisis across its northern border. As Zimbabwe goes to the polls this weekend, analysts believe South African President Thabo Mbeki may feel little enthusiasm towards Mugabe but will never embarrass his fellow leader.
