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Saturday, June 9, 2018
Supreme Court of Appeal has dismissed Hlaudi Motsoeneng's leave to appeal 'SABC8' labour court case with costs; now Solidarity wants a warrant to have former SABC wrecking ball exec's assets seized.
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South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal has dismissed, with punitive costs, the famously matricless Hlaudi Motsoeneng 's leave to ...
Monday, November 13, 2017
Labourt Court again orders Hlaudi Motsoeneng, Simon Tebele to pay SABC8 journalists' legal costs; refuses application for leave to appeal.
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The court has ordered the shamed Hlaudi Motsoeneng , the controversial former SABC COO, and the SABC's former head of news Simon Tebe...
Monday, July 11, 2016
SABC adds 'further misconduct' charges to 3 of its 8 suspended SABC News journalists for 'informing the media about their suspensions'.
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The crisis-riddled SABC has added "further misconduct" charges against 3 of its 8 suspended SABC News journalists, charging Foe...
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
M-Net: Whites now welcome to apply for internships at its Magic in Motion Academy; all race groups can now apply for film academy's class of 2016.
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In an abrupt about-turn M-Net says white students are now allowed to apply for internships at the South African pay-TV broadcaster's ...
Monday, November 30, 2015
M-Net facing class action case over alleged racial discrimination; pay-TV broadcaster says its Magic in Motion Film Academy is not breaking any laws.
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M-Net is facing a class action complaint over alleged racial discrimination and excluding white students from its Magic in Motion Academy...
Thursday, November 26, 2015
M-Net's Magic in Motion Academy embroiled in a race row; trade union Solidarity slams pay-TV broadcaster over exclusion of white students from internship positions.
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M-Net and its Magic in Motion Academy has become embroiled in a row about race with trade union Solidary slamming M-Net, saying the South...
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