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    No word on rumoured exit of SABC boss

    By Sapa Reporter29 January 2014
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    The SABC could on Wednesday neither confirm nor deny rumours that its CEO, Lulama Mokhobo, had resigned.

    “I am not aware of [her resignation] and I could not confirm it with anybody at the SABC,” spokesman Kaizer Kganyago said. “I cannot say yes or no until I am officially told.”

    Earlier, City Press reported that the Broadcasting, Electronic Media and Allied Workers Union (Bemawu) sent out the following tweet on Tuesday: “Lulama Mokhobo, SABC CEO has resigned!”

    When the paper contacted the union for comment, Bemawu reportedly said “members within the building” had told the union “there is a strong unconfirmed rumour she has resigned”.

    The union reportedly said it had mistakenly believed that an announcement had already been made by the public broadcaster.  — Sapa



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