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Fake news: SABC refutes claims of car radio licence fee

The SABC has again denied issuing a statement announcing the implementation of a car radio licence fee

The SABC is once again refuting claims that it plans to implement a car radio licence fee.

This after a fake statement was again shared on social media platforms purporting to be from the national broadcaster, with a similar statement circulated in 2023.

“The facts are the SABC has not issued any media statement or made any public pronouncement on a car radio licence fee.

“The SABC would like to refute this disinformation with the contempt it deserves, as there is no SABC directive or policy that aligns to this,” said SABC spokesperson Mmoni Ngubane.

“The public is advised that all SABC media statements are only accessible from SABC official platforms, and everyone is encouraged to verify information.

“We urge the public to verify information directly with the SABC and not be misled by false claims.”

Ngubane said the current TV licence system remains unchanged and applies only to television sets.

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