Google Alert - SABC, some progress on the soccer front

[Kate Skinner]

Hello all

 

Please see below. Some important progress on the soccer front.

 

All the best

Kate

 

Kate Skinner

Coordinator

SOS: Support Public Broadcasting

(082) 926-6404

 

Sign onto our public broadcasting principles petition on the SOS home page - www.supportpublicbroadcasting.co.za 

 

Twitter: sos_za

 

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Sent: 15 May 2012 09:13 PM
To: kate.s...@mweb.co.za
Subject: Google Alert - SABC

News 10 new results for SABC

SOCCER-SABC-2ND-LD-SAFA by Sisa Majola NECN The SA Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) on Tuesday guaranteed the coverage of national soccer matches for the next three years. Bafana Bafana, the SA Under-23 national side and Banyana Banyana fixtures will take preference for the next 36 months in the ... See all stories on this topic »

SABC and SAFA Sign Three Year Broadcast Agreement AllAfrica.com Today, the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) and the South African Football Association (SAFA), held a signing ceremony to formalise the three year agreement, which was announced last month. This will make the SABC the exclusive free to air ... See all stories on this topic »

South Africa: Safa, SABC sign broadcast deal 7thSpace Interactive (press release) By Nthambeleni Gabara Johannesburg - The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) and the South African Football Association (Safa) on Tuesday signed a three-year agreement which will make the SABC the exclusive free-to-air broadcaster of the ... See all stories on this topic »

SABC, Safa to reveal details of television deal Business Day THE details of a three-year television rights partnership between the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) and the South African Football Association (Safa) will be revealed today. The parties agreed in principle last month on the terms of ... See all stories on this topic »

SAFA, SABC sign R215m deal Primedia Broadcasting - Eyewitness News SABC offices in Auckland park,Johannesburg. Picture: Tshepo Lesole/Eyewitness News JOHANNESBURG – The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) will broadcast Bafana Bafana games for the next three years. This after the public broadcaster and the ... See all stories on this topic »

SABC announce Bafana deal football411.com The South African Broadcasting Association (SABC) have announced they have secured the rights to show Bafana Bafana's matches for the next three years. The contract, worth R215 million, will cover all of Bafana's friendlies, as well as national ... See all stories on this topic »

TV rights: SABC and safa to unveil R225 mln deal today The Witness “We previously issued a statement to say that we have reached an agreement in principle and we waited for the [SABC] board to finalise the matter,” SABC spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago said yesterday. “We will officially sign the contract and reveal what ... See all stories on this topic »

I didn't see who killed Tatane, says witness Independent Online By KRISTEN VAN SCHIE SABC cameraman Filane Chomane tells the court what he saw when Andries Tatane was shot. Photo: Matthews Baloyi With his eye pressed to his camera, Filane Chomane saw a shirtless man standing with his hands raised in the air. See all stories on this topic » Independent Online

Sound leadership crucial for AU commission: Zuma South African Broadcasting Corporation He has been speaking to the SABC after attending the AU Group of 8 special meeting in Benin's commercial capital Cotonou. This comes as South Africa battles to win support from Francophone AU member states for the candidature of Home Affairs Minister ... See all stories on this topic » South African Broadcasting Corporation

Cop testifies in Tatane matter Independent Online The violence was caught on camera and aired on SABC news. On Monday, three SABC staff in Bloemfontein testified. Cameraman Filane Chomane told the court what he saw and filmed on the day of Tatane's murder. He had been in Ficksburg to cover the protest ... See all stories on this topic »

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