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News24 reports that deputy minister of communications Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams told journalists on Wednesday that nobody must be victimised at the SA Broadcasting Corporation (SABC).
Speaking during a visit to the IEC centre in East London she said: "Nobody must be victimised. Nobody must think they are above the law. Everybody has to act within the mandates that have been put in place." Ndabeni-Abrahams indicated that the communications ministry was waiting for a report from the board on the situation at the SABC. Eight SABC journalists were fired for speaking out against a policy banning the airing of footage of violent protests. Seven of them were later reinstated after taking the public broadcaster to the Labour Court.
- Read this report by Lizeka Tandwa in full at News24
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