Details of Safa, SABC deal revealed
Despite agreeing to a new four-year deal with Safa, the SABC has confirmed that the public broadcaster will not be broadcasting every Bafana Bafana match. You may also like
PSL, SABC blackout ended as five-year-deal is agreed
PSL action will return to the SABC after a five-year-deal was agreed for the broadcasting rights with the national broadcaster and various stakeholders on Friday. You may also like
PSL matches face possible SABC blackout
Football fans could be up in arms as the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is yet to confirm whether it has secured the rights to broadcast the Absa Premiership. You may also like
PSL football under threat by ICASA
Dr Irvin Khoza announced that the Premier Soccer League has come under threat of losing their exclusivity to sell their broadcasting rights independently, following proposed amendments to the regulations of the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA). You may also like
Safa set to take R17.8-million loss
The South African Football Association (Safa) is set to take a R17-8-million loss for its financial year. You may also like
Safa apologises for Bafana blackout on SABC
The South African Football Association have issued an apology to the nation after Bafana Bafana’s Afcon qualifier against Nigeria was not broadcasted on SABC. You may also like
SABC set to televise Bafana match
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) confirmed that they will be broadcasting Bafana Bafana’s 2019 African Cup of Nations qualifier against Seychelles on Tuesday. You may also like
‘SABC insulted Safa with offer’
Safa has accused the South African Broadcast Commission (SABC) of misinforming the public following the debacle surrounding the new broadcast agreement for Bafana Bafana matches. You may also like
SABC won’t broadcast Bafana, Banyana games
The South African Football Association has confirmed that the South Africa Broadcast Corporation (SABC) will not televise the upcoming Bafana Bafana and Banyana Banyana clashes. You may also like
SABC: Our financial state is critical
SABC board chairperson Bongumusa Makhathini admits that they are in need of financial help in the wake of confirming a joint exclusive partnership with CSA for the 2018 T20 Cricket League. You may also like
