Newsletter| SABC chief operating officer Chris Maroleng faces the axe after he was found guilty on three charges following a disciplinary inquiry. His fate will be one of the first issues on the table when the now fully quorate board meets on Friday
Chief operating officer faces the axe after disciplinary process finds that he grossly overstepped his mandated duties
Three sources have told City Press that there have been a string of disagreements between Maroleng and some board members, as well as SABC group chief executive officer Madoda Mxakwe. The SA Rugby Union later requested a letter from the SABC exonerating Mahlalela from the charges against her as it had considered employing her.
“The decision to bring back Mr Robert Marawa was not hers and was taken long before she was appointed in the position of the group executive: sport. Upon her acceptance of the acting position, she was, among other things, instructed to resolve the Robert Marawa matter as a matter of urgency, which she did.
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