The R3.2-billion bailout government gave the SABC three years ago did little to improve its financial position, with irregular spending and other financial concerns still dogging Auckland Park, Parliament's Standing Committee on Public Accounts heard yesterday.

The R3.2-billion bailout government gave the SABC three years ago did little to improve its financial position, with irregular spending and other financial concerns still dogging Auckland Park, Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts heard yesterday.

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10 February 2022

The broadcaster is not generating enough revenue; it is still battling poor record-keeping from prior years; and staff need training as the SABC faces “internal control deficiencies” that stop it from achieving clean audits.

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