SABC listeners say the public broadcaster should focus on programming that has content of building unity within the society as it celebrates 85-years of existence. SABC
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listeners say the public broadcaster should focus on programming that has content of building unity within the society as it celebrates 85-years of existence.has 19 radio stations and four television channels broadcasting in various languages across the country. The organisation has a mandate of informing, educating, and entertaining.platforms. They say the organisation has a public mandate of rebuilding the country and also promoting all marginalised indigenous languages.
“Stop giving people who are abusing the platform to settle personal scores they shouldn’t give them a little publicity,” says one listener. “Personally, I believe there should be more focus on the empowerment of black family unity content. We mainly see not just on TV, but on social media more black families against each other or young people against elders, females against males. I think there should be more content that brings people together, that builds our community,” says another listener.radio stations and television for information.
“We need to stick to our editorial policies. We need to realise we are serving the public, we are not here for ourselves; we are not here to serve any political party. We are here to serve the public and the public has a multi-party system and we need to be independent.”Welcome Note & Opening | MC: Hlengiwe Sindane.
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