SABC may be violating regulations

NEWSWATCH: The national broadcaster saw cutting local content production as a means to help solve its financial problems, but in doing so it may end up contravening ICASA regulations governing the percentage of local content to be broadcast, reports IOL, which also reports that the CWU wants what it alleges is a name-dropping SABC regional editor to be warned off because he's ‘terrorising' them. The Competition Commission is taking a look at cellular operators for alleged collusion, reports Business Day.

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IOL: SABC may be contravening regulations… The broadcaster has cut local production to the bone, causing untold grief in the industry, but in doing so it may also be violating Icasa regulations governing local content.
IOL: Zuma's pal terrorising us: union… The Communication Workers Union alleges that an SABC regional editor is ‘terrorising' them and using the president's name to do so.
Business Report: Competition Commission targets cellular operators… The commission is investigating allegations of collusion on the part of Vodacom and MTN.