Where is the SABC investing in innovation — and why does it matter for audiences?
In this conversation, Abongile Cokie shares insights on digital platforms, the future of broadcasting, and how innovation is shaping the next generation of media for South Africans.
The SABC News Channel is entering a bold new chapter.
From 1 April 2026, viewers can look forward to a refreshed, high-energy line-up featuring trusted anchors, deeper reporting, and a stronger focus on the stories shaping our nation and the world.
With new programmes like Case in Point, expanded business and sports coverage, and a dynamic daily schedule, the channel continues to evolve to meet the needs of its audiences.
This is more than a schedule update — it’s a renewed commitment to quality journalism and meaningful storytelling.
What does innovation in radio look like behind the scenes? 🎙️
In this conversation, #DineoRanaka shares insights into how creativity and innovation help shape engaging experiences for listeners and the future of radio in the digital age.
As a public broadcaster, we are guided by our mandate to inform, educate and entertain, while ensuring our services remain relevant, responsive and financially sustainable. The current changes form part of a broader channel and scheduling review, informed by audience performance data, content relevance, and the evolving needs of South Africans. We reaffirm that these decisions are strategic, data-led, and free from political interference—focused on strengthening our content offering in a competitive and changing media landscape. We remain committed to transparency and to delivering credible, high-quality content in service of the public.
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) has noted the evidence presented at the Madlanga Commission relating to the allegations that a journalist was paid in exchange for information.
The SABC views this matter in a serious light and has placed Ms Natasha Phiri on a precautionary suspension while the matter is being investigated.
The SABC always encourages its staff members to uphold the corporation’s values of trust, respect and integrity in all their interactions.
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) has noted the evidence presented at the Madlanga Commission relating to the allegations that a journalist was paid in exchange for information.
The SABC views this matter in a serious light and has placed Ms Natasha Phiri on a precautionary suspension while the matter is being investigated.
The SABC always encourages its staff members to uphold the corporation’s values of trust, respect and integrity in all their interactions.
Behind every story is a team committed to public service journalism.
Deidre Uren shares her focus on supporting and strengthening the people who power the SABC newsroom, ensuring the organisation continues to deliver on its mandate.
Where is the SABC investing in innovation — and why does it matter for audiences?
In this conversation, Abongile Cokie shares insights on digital platforms, the future of broadcasting, and how innovation is shaping the next generation of media for South Africans.
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The SABC News Channel is entering a bold new chapter.
From 1 April 2026, viewers can look forward to a refreshed, high-energy line-up featuring trusted anchors, deeper reporting, and a stronger focus on the stories shaping our nation and the world.
With new programmes like Case in Point, expanded business and sports coverage, and a dynamic daily schedule, the channel continues to evolve to meet the needs of its audiences.
This is more than a schedule update — it’s a renewed commitment to quality journalism and meaningful storytelling.
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What does innovation in radio look like behind the scenes? 🎙️
In this conversation, #DineoRanaka shares insights into how creativity and innovation help shape engaging experiences for listeners and the future of radio in the digital age.
📲 Watch the full interview here 👉 youtu.be/NWtDAaCyrwY
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Breaking barriers in broadcast innovation
Meet Kwanele Msibi as she reflects on her inspiration, the challenges she has overcome, and her passion for driving innovation in broadcasting.
Her journey is captured in one powerful word.
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As a public broadcaster, we are guided by our mandate to inform, educate and entertain, while ensuring our services remain relevant, responsive and financially sustainable.
The current changes form part of a broader channel and scheduling review, informed by audience performance data, content relevance, and the evolving needs of South Africans.
We reaffirm that these decisions are strategic, data-led, and free from political interference—focused on strengthening our content offering in a competitive and changing media landscape.
We remain committed to transparency and to delivering credible, high-quality content in service of the public.
Read more here: shorturl.at/CKsdj
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The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) has noted the evidence presented at the Madlanga Commission relating to the allegations that a journalist was paid in exchange for information.
The SABC views this matter in a serious light and has placed Ms Natasha Phiri on a precautionary suspension while the matter is being investigated.
The SABC always encourages its staff members to uphold the corporation’s values of trust, respect and integrity in all their interactions.
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The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) has noted the evidence presented at the Madlanga Commission relating to the allegations that a journalist was paid in exchange for information.
The SABC views this matter in a serious light and has placed Ms Natasha Phiri on a precautionary suspension while the matter is being investigated.
The SABC always encourages its staff members to uphold the corporation’s values of trust, respect and integrity in all their interactions.
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Behind every story is a team committed to public service journalism.
Deidre Uren shares her focus on supporting and strengthening the people who power the SABC newsroom, ensuring the organisation continues to deliver on its mandate.
Watch the full conversation here: youtu.be/oAA-n2Y7Ld0
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