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July 25, 2018

SABC insists CEO’s dual roles will benefit editorial

MEDIA POLICY & QUALITY RESEARCH AND ANALYSISMMA in the media
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25 July 2018,Business Day, Bekezela Phakati

Media Monitoring Africa said it was not happy with some aspects of the draft but could not give details.

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