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Media must not cover ‘discredited narcissists’ like Hlaudi and Manyi, says Redi Tlhabi – The Citizen

Journalist, radio personality, and author Redi Tlhabi took to Twitter to express her view that media houses should not cover press conferences held by “discredited narcissists” such as former SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng and former ANC spokesperson Carl Niehaus.

As Tlhabi was reacting to a tweet from Zelda la Grange, who once served as Nelson Mandela’s private secretary, about Afrotone Media…

Hlaudi says Hlaudi is ‘going to run’ for president…again

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Former South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) chief Hlaudi Motsoeneng has once again declared that he will run for president and lead South Africa.

Motsoeneng was addressing a vocal crowd of supporters outside the High Court in Johannesburg on Thursday, where he appeared to fight for his multimillion-rand pension payout, according to the Daily Sun.

The embattled former SABC…

SIU to go after Hlaudi Motsoeneng for R21m on behalf of SABC

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The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has started work to recoup almost R33m on behalf of the cash-strapped South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) and the government.

R21.7m of this amount would possibly be retrieved from former SABC chief operating officer (COO) Hlaudi Motsoeneng.

A portion of that amount contains an illegal succession fee and a further R10.2m for illegal…

Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s R1.1m Bosasa bailout

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Former SABC boss Hlaudi Motsoeneng turned to corruption-accused company Bosasa when he needed cash to pay his lawyers after he was axed from the public broadcaster last year.

Motsoeneng, once the SABC’s chief operating officer, racked up a R1.1 million legal bill in his failed defence of a disciplinary hearing last year, and new evidence shows Bosasa may have picked up the tab.

The…

Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s legal fees cost the SABC R22m – ministry

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Cape Town – The SABC had to fork out R22m to defend former chief operations officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng during his tumultuous tenure at the broadcaster, a parliamentary reply revealed on Wednesday.

Motsoeneng was a respondent in no less than 15 different cases since the 2013/14 financial year, former communications minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane revealed in a reply to DA MP Thomas…