Propaganda chart. This chart is only 31% of the land. The 46% in that tiny chart includes Ingonyama trust that is 2.8 million hectares (~8% of people live on that land), Nkandla and Phala Phala to name a few. Data is 10 years old.
@mingasPC@WynbalDoubleyou@helenzille@DadaMorero Premier (DA) -> Escalates -> SAPS (ANC) -> ignored -> nothing happens.
All accountability enforcement is with SAPS (ANC) and not provincial government.
Premier (DA) can only write useless letters.
LEAP has little to no power, about the same a private security.
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@ewnupdates The Act that has been scrubbed from from all government channels in am attempt to make it difficult to validate your claims. Nothing in this act changed existing ownership. It only prohibited the sale of land.
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The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) would like to clarify the matter relating to SABC News programme, Face the Nation.
The SABC like any other broadcaster exercises its prerogative to change its programming, based on its operations and set guidelines. This is an industry and market standard that often takes place annually. The changes to our programming are informed by our content delivery strategy and various factors relevant to the overall performance of the show in terms of its audience ratings and revenue performance amongst others. Therefore our programmes are not automatically re-commissioned, but follow a thorough review process.
Face the Nation like all our programmes had specific performance targets which were communicated with all the relevant parties involved. It is appalling that there are individuals who are now creating an impression that this specific programme is not recommissioned due to external influence.
SABC News has over the years built a strong and reputable brand which is credible and anchored on its principles and values of impartiality and independence. Our editorial decisions are not influenced by any external stakeholder.